November 2025's Geographical Issue
The latest issue of Geographical explores various topics related to climate change and its impact on communities and wildlife. From rising seas affecting villages in Bangladesh and homes in India, to the steps needed to avert a climate catastrophe, this issue covers it all.
- Rising seas pushing tigers closer to villages in Bangladesh and sweeping away homes in India
- Native wildlife populations making the biggest comebacks across Europe
- Travel tips from a climate scientist
- The best photography from the latest Prix Pictet Award
This month, in the lead up to COP30 in Belém, Brazil, the magazine features a special report on deforestation and its impact on climate change. As Mark Rowe notes, despite political shifts and promises of change, forest loss in the world's largest tropical rainforest is increasing.
Forest loss in the world's largest tropical rainforest is increasing, despite political shifts and promises of change.
Author's summary: Explore the latest Geographical issue for insights on climate change and its impact.
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