The mission of the Department of Physical Geography is to be at the forefront of research in Earth Surface Dynamics. Our knowledge and understanding of Earth’s continental and coastal systems ...

Physical geography integrates and inter-relates landforms, water, soils, climate, and vegetation as the major natural elements of the environment. The focus of physical geography is on the zone of the ...

This collection of Funky Facts from Go Jetters focuses on Africa ... places on a map. Use a large outline map of the continent and ask pupils to add drawings or images of physical features ...

Giraffes avoid steep slopes, impacting habitat suitability and conservation efforts in protected African reserves.

A series of child-led films about the physical and human geography of China, suitable to support study of a location in Asia. Eight UK teenagers are in Madagascar to witness conservation projects ...

Urban trees can lower pedestrian-level air temperature by up to 12 degrees centigrade, and the cooling efficacy depends on background climate, urban morphology, and tree trait, according to a ...

Here is a knowledge organiser that summarises the content of the UK Physical Landscapes unit for AQA GCSE Geography Paper 1 - covering coastal, river and glacial landscapes. Each component is on a ...

Dec. 3, 2024 — A research team has developed new approach to measure ocean memory and found that the North Atlantic Ocean has a memory of approximately one to two ...

The second part of the book highlights the key role that geography can play in providing expertise, methodologies, research and training in both geomorphology and human geography, as well as a shared ...

Giraffes, known for their towering height and graceful movement, are facing a surprising challenge: steep terrain. New ...

Now that we're experts on everything from the Royal Family to Disney movies and food logos, it seems only fitting that we try our hand at a geography quiz, in order to test our world knowledge.

New research finds that giraffes much prefer flat terrain and do not traverse slopes of more than 20°, which severely limits the areas in, and outside, protected reserves they can access. The findings ...