This year’s Geographical Better World Awards winners show how community – and care – can hold the line when everything else feels bleak ...

Some of Britain’s hedgerows are older than the Pyramids. From Dartmoor’s Bronze Age ‘reaves’ to our modern-day field boundaries, they still shape wildlife, farming and the countryside today ...

New study has found the Yangtze River is experiencing a doubling in fish biomass and beginning a 'cautious ecological ...

At the top of Newgate Street, Bishop Auckland opens up into a historic marketplace that extends between the town hall – a 19th-century Gothic Revival building that would look at home in any French ...

More than 75,000 people were killed in the first 16 months of the Gaza war – at least 25,000 more than the death toll announced at the time ...

While the population of the monkey is still dangerously small – its last estimated total at around 250 – Fauna & Flora’s conservation team in Vietnam is hopeful that the species is steadily rebounding ...

Study finds each hectare of tropical rainforest generates 2.4 million litres of rain each year – enough to fill Olympic-sized swimming pool ...

Unpack the geography of global instability – from contested borders to forced displacement in nations around the world ...

A new initiative offers five people the chance to become custodians of their own private Nordic retreat for a year – no ...

From striking landscapes to intimate portraits, these single images represent some of the best global photography from the past year ...

Seabed 2030 aims to map the entirety of the ocean floor by 2030, but is it a possible endeavour – and what have they found so far?

Doug Specht on how we are living in the era of global water bankruptcy, and what it means for water supplies in the UK and worldwide ...