We inspire and inform people, to help provide solutions to some of the world's most complex and urgent geographical problems

Voices of the Earth

Stories of exploration and inspiration, gathered from the archives and networks of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society by Jo Woolf.

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Author: Susan Watt

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Climate Solutions

Sign up to one of our Climate Solutions courses today, and be sure that you are playing your part for the future of the planet.

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Author: James Cave

The Geographer

We publish an attractive and informative quarterly magazine, The Geographer.

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Author: Susan Watt

James Croll and his Adventures in Climate and Time

Bursting with energy and colour, this is the story of the inspirational C19th Scottish climate scientist told in an exciting new way for young secondary school students.

Climate Emergency Summits

Our Climate Emergency Summits provide a space for motivated people from across the sectors to come together in a safe and open workshop environment to offer solutions to the climate emergency.

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Author: James Cave

Horrible Geography of Stunning Scotland

Our addition to the suite of engaging and informative Horrible Geography books for children!

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  • Water scarcity in Scotland: really?

    Scotland has a global reputation as a ‘wet’, water-rich nation. Often when we think of Scotland, it evokes images of our beautiful lochs and rivers, and notions of an abundance of water. However, across Scotland water scarcity is a real and increasing risk. Read more

  • Rail freight

    Train expert David Spaven considers what dis-investment means for rail freight. Read more

  • The Garvellachs

    Geologists have just announced that the Garvellachs, a group of small islands off Scotland’s west coast, preserve a unique record of the Earth entering an ice age some 720 million years ago. We take a short ‘virtual cruise’ around these Isles of the Sea. Read more