November 2025's Geographical Issue
The latest issue of Geographical explores various topics, including the impact of rising seas on communities and the efforts to avert a climate catastrophe.
- Rising seas are affecting tigers in Bangladesh and homes in India.
- Native wildlife populations in Europe are making significant comebacks.
- Travel tips from a climate scientist are featured.
- The best photography from the latest Prix Pictet Award is showcased.
A special report on deforestation and its impact on climate change is included, with a focus on the world's largest tropical rainforest in the lead up to COP30 in Belém, Brazil.
Mark Rowe takes a close look at how, despite political shifts and promises of change, forest loss is increasing.
Author's summary: Exploring climate crisis and deforestation.
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