Showing posts with label Lincoln GA Branch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lincoln GA Branch. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 October 2026

GA Lincoln Branch. - Geography Conference - 4th November

Hosted by the University of Lincoln

4th November - FREE to attend.

Wednesday 4th November 2026
Programme

10:30 Welcome
Prof. Edward Hanna
10:40-11:05
The Greenland Ice Sheet and why it is important in global climate change
Prof. Edward Hanna
11:05-11:30
Gender, Media and Geography
Dr. Jess Marah-Jones
11:30-11:55
Revealing the past and predicting the future for plants, people and climate change
Dr. Oliver Wilson
11:55-13:00
Lunch break (please bring or buy your own lunch)
Demo with river flume experiment, by Dr. Luca Mao, for in-person participants
13:00-13:25
What's in a Name? Language, Power, and Nature
Dr. Anna Bedenk-Smith
13:25-13:50
Ecosystem Engineers: Animals as Architects for Restoring Physical Landscapes
Dr. Catherine Sanders
13:50-14:15
Your Geography questions answered (QR code to be circulated to registered participants)
14:15-14:25
Short presentation on the range of geography degree courses available at the University of
Lincoln
Dr. Catherine Sanders
14:25-14:30
Closing remarks
Prof. Edward Hanna

Booking form is here.

Saturday, 30 May 2020

Ron Johnston RIP

In the GA's manifesto for Geography "a different view" (which I shall talk about more when we get into the 2000s, there is a series of quotes.
One of them was from Professor Ron Johnston, who I heard today has sadly died.
ImageHe has a long and influential career and taught in a number of universities including the UK and New Zealand.
He was President of the Lincoln branch of the Geographical Association, 1978-83.

He wrote the obituary for former GA President Stan Gregory.
He won the AAG Lifetime Achievement Award.
He also co-wrote a piece for the Independent about another former GA President Michael Wise.

Updated:

Catch this video of him talking with Peter Haggett.

And read this piece from Derek Gregory on Geographical Imaginations.

Download 'a different view' as a PDF.

Thought for the Day

From 100 years ago.... James Fairgrieve. "Anyone who leaves school without geography as part of their education cannot be considered to...