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It's Wednesday and that means it's time for our next free-to-access lecture, Geography in Action! Listen to @nicholascrane speaking to charity CEOs about humanitarian maps, and learn how they can endow slum-dwellers with increased independence and agency. https://t.co/wVA1OdUypd
In honour of #EarthDay 2020 last Wednesday 🌍 a 30-day ‘Adventure’ through the natural world has been created online by the UNEP called Earth School. We are proud to be partners of such an awesome resource. Please celebrate, explore and connect with nature https://t.co/f4VlBZKBxX
Free stories for kids by Lauren Child, Anthony Horowitz, Michael Morpurgo, Jacqueline Wilson and many more in #TheBookofHopes. Available exclusively at https://t.co/16WU4SnBqr
During extensive flooding in Pakistan, spiders moved into trees to escape the water and shrouded them in cobwebs. The etherial result diminished the number of malarial mosquitos around the stagnant water. (Image: Department for International Development) https://t.co/80CRahv1oR
One thing I’d like to reinforce following #buildageographer is that there is no ‘right’ way to become a geographer or a #geographyteacher - & our job as a subject community is to be supportive & inclusive to ALL who choose to become geographers & geography educators. #GAeConf20
This is what it’s all about. And yet, basically no one has even seen these figures. We need to communicate this everywhere over and over again. Let’s get started.