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Geography broadens our outlook and deepens our understanding of the world. It explains environmental, social and economic issues and offers sustainable solutions for local and global problems. It connects us to our planet and to each other.

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Latest

A day of celebration for James Croll

Professor Kevin J Edwards FRSGS reports on a bicentenary commemoration of the birth of James Croll (1821-1890), the Perthshire-born, self-taught prodigy who laid the foundations for climate change science.
Climate Action

As one of the critical geographical issues we face today, climate change is a major area of work for us, and one that benefits significantly from cross-sectoral working and coordination.
May 2021

RSGS E-newsletter: James Croll Book; Climate Solutions MOOC; Ban Ki-moon Livingstone Medal; COP26 Appeal; Chalk Talks
Scotland's Climate Assembly

Scotland’s citizens’ assembly on the climate emergency has drawn together over 100 ordinary citizens, and tasked them with agreeing a response to the question, “How should Scotland change to tackle the climate emergency in an effective and fair way?”

COP26 appeal to support our work on climate change

2021 is a hugely significant year for climate change action, and the RSGS has an important role to play. Please help us to make a positive difference.
Climate Solutions

Climate Solutions offers a simple and quick way to gain significant understanding of one of the most significant issues of our generation: climate change.
Videos

Videos about some of the Society's work, from medal presentations and adventures, to projects and beyond.
Lesson Plans

We are working to enhance geographical learning in Scottish schools. We organise activities and produce learning materials for both primary and secondary school children.
Innovative Projects

We develop exciting projects to inspire public audiences, influence policy-makers, and solve complex problems.
Informing Policy

We engage in policy discussions with national government departments, international bodies, local authorities, community organisations, schools, universities, companies, NGOs and others.
General RSGS Donation

As an educational charity, we rely on general donations from individuals and organisations to support much of our core work. Donations help to keep the Society alive.