Greenpeace activists place giant boulders – each weighing up to two tonnes – onto seabed to create a barrier preventing bottom trawling ...

Declining ice has led to saltier and denser water that could influence atmospheric circulation and weather in the Southern ...

New York is known as the ‘Empire State’. The Empire State Building in Manhattan embodies the modernity and ambition of ...

In southern Greenland, a bucolic farming landscape sits at the centre of a battle over rare-earth minerals – and an ...

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The 9,500-acre estate has been acquired after a two-year fundraising appeal led by figures such as Sir David Attenborough The Wildlife Trusts and Northumberland Wildlife Trust have announced they have ...

From towering mountains to mighty rivers and natural wonders, put your knowledge of our planet to the test in our latest Physical Geography Trivia quiz!

A nine-month undercover investigation has revealed how Russian businesses are using North Korean workers in a state-sponsored forced labour programme, with a broker network charging a commission of up ...

In Episode 6 of On the Ground, the new podcast from Geographical, Laura Cole investigates the aftermath of the Aberfan Tribunal On 21st October 1966, a coal tip fell into the village of Aberfan, ...