Discover the western coast of Ireland with wildlife film-maker Colin Stafford-Johnson. Read more
Eilidh Munro shares stories from behind the scenes of her documentary, an adventurous and thought-provoking geographical production. Read more
Author, adventurer and TV presenter Alice Morrison was the first woman to walk the length of Morocco’s longest river. Read more
BUY TICKETS: TV presenter, naturalist, conservationist, award-winning photographer and author Chris Packham speaks for RSGS. Read more
Mark takes you on a journey exploring how science and discovery were the driving forces behind these multi-award-winning documentaries. Read more
Doug is part of an international team racing to understand why the Thwaites Glacier is retreating so fast, and how it may trigger changes that will affect every part of the globe. Read more
Alice will explain how the work of Social Bite has helped raise the profile of homelessness. Read more
An investigation into the crash in king salmon numbers in the Yukon, and the impact on people and ecosystems. Read more
Hear stories of wildlife conservation from around the world with television presenter Lizzie Daly. Read more
Nick Baker explains the art of rewilding and learning how to observe, connect and discover nature for yourself. Read more
Colin presents the work of six years capturing the exceptional Karakoram mountains in the Himalaya range. Read more
Doug shares his most memorable moments with the biggest animals on the planet. Read more
Stories of successes and failures in endurance challenges, and what it takes to tackle seemingly impossible goals. Read more
The challenge Scotland offers for wild swimming. Not for the faint-hearted. Read more
A very important topic. Come and find out what we can all do to protect our oceans. Read more
Lauren MacCallum (The Adventure Show) considers whether the climate crisis is a consequence of losing touch with ourselves, our society and our land. Read more
RSGS Chairman Roger Crofts presents an illustrated tour of national parks and nature reserves and looks at the big issues affecting them. Read more
The challenges of a 400km skiing adventure across the Northwest Passage. Read more
The Arctic is ‘ground-zero’ for climate change, and polar bears are on the front line. Read more
The youngest woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest from the north and south approaches considers what aided these successes. Read more
After walking 3,000 miles across China in 2012, Leon discusses the philosophy and potential of trails. Read more
The founder and director of the inspiring charity Refuweegee talks about its achievements. Read more
Join Dr Mahesh Anand of the Open University as he explores how and why the Moon could play host to a sustainable human presence as we enter an era of ‘New Space’. Read more
RSGS Chairman Roger Crofts presents an illustrated tour of national parks and nature reserves, and the issues surrounding their future. Read more
This talk will reveal how our seven unique continents gave rise to the extraordinary diversity of life on Earth, and why it is being lost. Read more
Chile is remarkable for its geographical and biological diversity, with the world's driest desert and highest volcanoes. Read more
RSGS President Iain Stewart explains how a new project aims to better protect the poorest, most marginalised populations living in our planet’s riskiest cities: Kathmandu, Istanbul, Nairobi and Quito. Read more
Join RSGS Explorers-in-Residence Hazel and Luke on an exciting journey across Norway. Read more
An insight into the techniques used to get amazing images from the natural world, with world-renowned photographer Will Burrard-Lucas. Read more