A lovely blog by @GeoBlogs about the new @The_GA President @RobboGeog Read more below & also see the blogs on all the GA Presidents too LivingGeography: Good luck to Hina Robinson livinggeography.blogspot.com…

Following announcement of review of Curriculum & Assessment @The_GA wants your views on the National Curriculum & GCSE & A level content & assessment. Which aspects of are working well & where you’d like to see changes Share you views on link ⬇️ geography.org.uk/geography-c…

This is unreal. Hurricane Beryl continues to defy all know logic, now becoming the first June Category 4 hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic Basin. I can't even stress enough just how completely absurd that storm is.

Toe removal landslide model making its way into an actual presentation…I really like the initial movement phase on this one. Reactivation with toe removal continues until the slide block breaks up due to slight changes in slide plane dip. Glass microbead sliding horizon.

Today, over 10 million people across the world are vulnerable to glacial lake outburst floods. In High Mountain Asia alone, these flooding hazards are projected to triple by 2100, especially with continued high emissions. 📸⬇️ Read full @Nature paper: rdcu.be/dIAyU

Throwback to the former beauty of this now reshaped valley, which hosted most aesthetic Swiss glacier for me! 🗻❄️🪨 #Tschierva glacier with Piz #Bernina (4049 m asl), Piz #Scerscen (3971 m asl) and Piz #Roseg (3937 m asl) as seen from Alp Ota (2257 m asl) 1895 | 2004 | 2021

Did you know that BGS detects as many as 300 UK earthquakes each year? These are typically quite small, but larger events exceeding magnitude 5 can occur. Seismologist Dr Brian Baptie discusses the last significant earthquake to hit the UK and how it affected the country.