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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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Explore more than 130 years of our heritage, journal (Scottish Geographical Journal) and archives.

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Latest

October 2019

October e-newsletter of the RSGS: Levison Wood, Photographic Opportunity, Fellows and Medallists, Explorers-in-Residence, Inspiring People
Levison Wood: Travels in Remote Places

BUY TICKETS: Explorer, author, photographer and broadcaster Levison Wood speaks for RSGS.
Financing Transition

"To transform into zero carbon societies would require around 2% of GDP, if we take early action. If not, we risk spending more than 20% of GDP in future." Written by Mike Robinson.
September 2019

September e-newsletter of the RSGS: A New Art Exhibition, Awards for Outstanding Achievement, A Climate Summit, and RSGS in Orkney.

Levison Wood: Travels in Remote Places

BUY TICKETS: Explorer, author, photographer and broadcaster Levison Wood speaks for RSGS.
Financing Transition

"To transform into zero carbon societies would require around 2% of GDP, if we take early action. If not, we risk spending more than 20% of GDP in future." Written by Mike Robinson.
Chris Packham: Pictures from the Edge of the World

BUY TICKETS: TV presenter, naturalist, conservationist, award-winning photographer and author Chris Packham speaks for RSGS.
Staying Positive Amidst Environmental Crises

"I have forced myself to focus on solutions to these crises. What can we all do to adopt or drive change?" Written by Mike Robinson, RSGS Chief Executive
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.