Most people book a holiday to Sardinia because they want to swim in its emerald waters, explore its rugged interiors, and eat Italian food (although the uninitiated should be warned that Sardinian cui...

Separating truth from fiction in the most successful African movie of all time

This paper presents a dialogue on the meaning and uses of rewilding, with a focus on Britain, from the perspectives of an ecologist and human geographer. Traversing the concepts of historical baselin....

France, Spain and England are burning. Where is the climate movement to resist this catastrophe?

CBA chair says contempt charge over closing speech by Rajiv Menon KC has left lawyers fearful of doing their job

Rainforest Regeneration in Scotland visits four projects in western Scotland to learn about the role of digital technologies in facilitating temperate rainforest regeneration. A more in-depth discussi...

Building a vision for land use change using the Land Use Framework

This paper interrogates recent geographic literature on the more-than-human archive and argues that there needs to be more specificity when conceptualising and researching the more-than-human. It the...

On his centenary, Bauman’s pessimistic utopianism is a lesson for the left – and the Labour Party

A century ago, artists who survived the trenches captured humanity’s capacity for destruction. What can they teach us about confronting the far-right in a new age of genocide?

AAG 2026: New Fluvial Geographies: critical currents in riverine thought, practice & activism Human geography is currently experiencing a river moment. Over the past decade, as the discipline has em...

This paper begins by looking at a biodiversity conservation project on the River Severn (UK) and argues that dominant technocratic framings of it ignore the colonial legacies that shape the river. It...