“Protected areas are the new extractive frontier,” says Penelope Anthias Geography at Durham in this The Guardian article looking at #Bolivia ’s move to drill for gas in the Tariquía national reserve. Read more 👉 brnw.ch/21wIH2F

L3 Chicago fieldtrip staff taking health and safety seriously for the eclipse 😎 Geography at Durham Lauren Martin

Experts from Geography at Durham are informing preparedness for future #earthquakes and #landslides in Nepal, including through the Sajag-Nepal project.

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Braving a bit of “wintry mix” this morning for this morning’s tour of Chicago architecture from the river. Geography at Durham

Brilliant new postdoc opportunity available at Geography at Durham using marine sediment cores to reconstruct Greenland Ice Sheet-ocean interaction during the last deglaciation (with an opportunity to join the RRS Sir David Attenborough!). Find out more here 👇 durham.taleo.net/careersection/…

Job Opportunity: Postdoctoral Research Associate in Glacimarine Sedimentology and Palaeoceanography (ID: 24000392) closing date 11.59pm Tuesday 23rd April - durham.taleo.net/careersection/…

A clip from the video of our Geography at Durham field course to Rotterdam last week, full version here: youtu.be/2uXAxNQwQz0?si…

Been some lovely photos taken by our Geography at Durham students this week in the course of their project research in Rotterdam. It’s been a fab week! Just boarding our ferry home now 🇳🇱🧡⛴️

Final day on our Geography at Durham field course to Rotterdam & a series of super presentations TU Delft from our fabulous students on the research they’ve been doing here & since the module started back in October.

Exploring Lake Untersee // A short video for Shackleton about our recent expedition to Antarctica

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Why is connectivity so central to complex systems? Because it captures most of the systems-level universal properties of complexity. Here's a review paper by Geography at Durham Laura Turnbull and co. that explores this across systems and scales Laura Turnbull-Lloyd link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Safe passage by sea from Newcastle to the Netherlands and a great start to our Geography at Durham energy transitions field course in Rotterdam

Great first week on the Mountain Hazards trip to Nepal! Trip to NCET, UN Nepal and then an earthquake tour in Kathmandu. Geography at Durham

First day of the second Geography at Durham Skye fieldtrip. (Not shown: squally rain & hail. But still good levels of enthusiasm!)

Another day of sun and showers in Skye with Geography at Durham students.

Geography at Durham students contemplate climate changed futures for the Netherlands on Day 4 of Energy Transitions field trip

Super impressed with our Geography at Durham students who came up with such fantastic posters on ‘representations’ in their urban observations and encounters in Glasgow. One group even wrote a poem to accompany their poster!

Another good day on our Geography at Durham field course, looking at urban architecture & innovation, thinking about circularity, tracing the colonial trade flows that have shaped Rotterdam. Travelling by water taxi to a floating farm & tasting the cheese (& beer) was fun

All the amazing Geography at Durham students who took part in the intense study week on Palestine-Israel, settler colonialism & decolonial futures. A caring, thoughtful and joyful group who created one of the best learning environments I’ve ever experienced. Thank you all!