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Geographical's May 2024 issue covers methane emissions, snow leopard conservation, rooibos harvests and the crisis in Sudan

Over 560,000 people have crossed from Sudan into South Sudan as a result of conflict. Here's what girls told us about life at the border crossing in Renk.

Some of the world’s poorest are bearing the brunt of climate change despite having done the least to cause it

Geographical's June 2023 edition is a special ocean edition, with reports from Indonesia, the Orkney Islands and South Africa.

Geordie Torr talks to documentary photographer Peter Caton about his work and his life on the road

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Geographical's March 2023 edition with reports from South Sudan, Madrid, the Mediterranean Sea and the Far North

Aid workers and the people of South Sudan fear they face further devastating flooding. Photographer Peter Caton has been documenting this unprecedented human tragedy for Action Against Hunger

Action Against Hunger is holding the free exhibition at the OXO Gallery from February 8-19. Photographer, Peter Caton, and international charity, Action Against Hunger, will present Unyielding floods; Restoring Hope.

Somalia (MNN) — It's Somalia’s worst food shortage in 50 years.