Join us to hear from Professor John Shears about the Endurance22 expedition and the excitement of finally locating Shackleton’s lost ship.

📍Norwich, 7 May 👉 (rgs.org/events/upcomin…)

Why is the concept of the Anthropocene still relevant in understanding humanity's relationship with the planet, despite its rejection as an official geological epoch?

Kevin Collins (The Open University) discusses in a new @geogdirections blog post. 👇

blog.geographydirections.com/2024/04/24/the…

Join us for a webinar presented by RGS-IBG’s coastal and marine research group on coastal change & shoreline management planning: lessons for coastal governance.

Also hear from experts on UK coastal hazards, risks to populations, and coastal change. 🌊

👉ow.ly/4aUI50RleAn

How do maps contribute to the dehumanisation of individuals amidst conflict?

Doug Specht (@UniWestminster) discusses the role of maps in shaping narratives and dehumanising populations in Gaza in a new @geogdirections post. 👇

blog.geographydirections.com/2024/04/23/gaz…

How do the events depicted in Ryusuke Hamaguchi's 'Evil Does Not Exist' mirror real-life instances of community resistance against development projects?

Follow me on M@stodon: [email protected] (@RHULGeography) discusses in a new @geogdirections blog post. 👇

blog.geographydirections.com/2024/04/22/evi…

Would you like to view rare material from three 1920s expeditions to Mount Everest? 🗺️📷

Then come along to our new exhibition at the Society, opening in two weeks.

For more information, visit our website: rgs.org/events/upcomin…

🚨FREE Friday theatre alert

Join us for a special, one-off performance of Malcolm Rennie’s outstanding one-man show, 'Shackleton’s Carpenter'.

A captivating story of bravery and ingenuity that you won't want to miss...

Get your tickets now 👉 ow.ly/kZWQ50RjXKr

Don’t forget to book for our upcoming circular walk around Moelwynion 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ Booking closes on 1 May.

📍Nantmor, 4 May 👉 rgs.org/events/upcomin…

👏Congratulations to the 17 Society Fellows recently awarded Chartered Geographer (CGeog).

The accreditation recognises competence, experience, and professionalism in using geographical knowledge, skills, and understanding in the workplace.

Read more: ow.ly/6JNo50RiXhx