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Letter: Steve Brace of the Geographical Association on how young people can be supported to get into nature at a local level

Visually-impaired Nigerian Kehinde Olutubosun is a geography and animal enthusiast who struggled to find information because he has no smartphone. But that is changing, thanks to an Artificial Intelligence-powered mobile phone that works offline.

London tube game Metro Memory is a surprise hit, with geography books also finding favour with readers

Other Lives: Lecturer in geography and sport who wrote several books questioning the perceived role of sport as a force for good

Life exists in every conceivable environment on Earth, from the peaks of towering mountains to the remote stretches of isolated islands, from sunlit surfaces to the darkest depths of the oceans. Yet, this intricate tapestry of existence isn’t spread uniformly.

Aryan Kumar, 22, left traditional farming for cash crop farming, earning ₹10-12 lakh annually. He uses fibre net to control sunlight, and gets 90% subsidy from Bihar govt. for equipment. He formed an FPO to motivate others, inspiring 10+ villagers to take up cash crop farming. His success has made…

For employers wanting to recruit Indigenous workers, two key factors stand in their way: geography combined with lack of job diversity, and a mismatch between educational qualifications and job opportunities.

From blue-ringed octopuses to stonefish, here are some of the most venomous, deadly species in our planet's oceans.

Brief letters: Tired of stereotypes | Peter Bottomley on MPs’ pay | Millionaire boats | Brexit brain drain