Royal Geographical Society
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The Royal Geographical Society "is the learned society and professional body for geography. Formed in 1830, our Royal Charter of 1859 is for 'the advancement of geographical science'." [1]
- Director & Secretary, Dr Rita Gardner CBE
- Patron, Her Majesty The Queen
- Honorary President, HRH The Duke of Kent
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Corporate Sponsors
"We currently have four corporate benefactors - Land Rover, Ordnance Survey, Rolex and Trailfinders - each of whom help to fund and support a particular area of activity that aligns to their corporate social responsibility objectives...
"Royal Dutch Shell plc currently fund a three-year fixed term pilot project and Corporate Friends, NYK Line, support ‘Geography in the News’." [2]
Council (June 2008-June 2009)
Accessed April 2009: [3]
- President - Professor Sir Gordon Conway
- Honorary Vice Presidents: Professor Eric Brown, Sir Ron Cooke, Lord Chorley, William Mead, Sir Christopher Ondaatje, Michael Palin, Lord Selborne, Sir Crispin Tickell, Michael Wise
- Immediate Past-President: Sir Neil Cossons OBE
- Chair of Annual conference: Noel Castree
- Vice-Presidents: Andrew Linnell, David Livingstone, Heather Viles
- Honorary Treasurer: Stephen Henwood
- Honorary Secretaries: Georgina Endfield (Research), David Petley (EFD), Catrin Woodend (Education)
- Other Councillors: Sir Keith Ajegbo, Michael Bradshaw, David Hayman, Vanessa Lawrence, Jo Little, Neil Roberts, John Shears, Darrel Sheinman, Peter Smith, Tony Thomas, Major General Roy Wood
Contact
- Web: http://www.rgs.org
Articles
- Robert A. Stafford, “Annexing the Landscapes of the Past: British Imperial Geology in the Nineteenth Century,” in John M. MacKenzie (ed), Imperialism and the Natural World (Manchester University Press, 1990).
Resources and articles
Related Sourcewatch articles
- Ghillean Prance
- John Hemming
- Jerome E. Dobson
- John Chapple - former council member
- Robert A. Stafford
- Redmond O'Hanlon
