Geography books

In Forgotten, Jaime Dávila uncovers the astonishing true story of Cornelis Corneliszoon, a 16th-century Dutch tinkerer...  Read More >>

Winner of the 2025 National Outdoor Book Award (History/Biography) ""Hugely entertaining.…[A]nyone who loves...  Read More >>

Comprehensive wetland analysis for conservationists, professionals, and researchers Wetlands of Tropical and Subtropical...  Read More >>

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Hydrological Insights: Synergizing Groundwater Models, Remote Sensing, and AI for Water Sustainability offers an...  Read More >>

Their research shows how using sustainable techniques in our cities can enhance health and protect biodiversity...  Read More >>

The Continents Are Moving. No One Believed Him. When Alfred Wegener first looked at a map, he saw a broken puzzle....  Read More >>

The integration of building information modeling (BIM) and geographic information systems (GIS) develops innovative...  Read More >>

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Reading Better States traces the persistence of desires for the postcolonial state in an era of environmental harms...  Read More >>

This contributed volume serves as a comprehensive exploration of how the diverse earth observation data and innovative...  Read More >>

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Geomorphosites are places of abiotic heritage with high geomorphological value that are important for understanding...  Read More >>

Spatial Analysis for Complex Territorial Systems: Geo-information Technologies and European Official Statistics...  Read More >>

In 1984, Neil Hawkesford lost his boat and nearly his life crossing Biscay. He returned to England, defeated, and...  Read More >>

Part two explores different contexts of education: How education directed at child migrants becomes organized, the...  Read More >>

Spanning nearly 4 million square kilometers, the Tibetan river system—including the Brahmaputra, Irrawaddy, Salween,...  Read More >>

Russell Fielding explores breadfruit’s fascinating global history...  Read More >>

Mapping the transformative personal journeys of the displaced The travel writing genre has long been associated...  Read More >>

A noted historian of Gaza provides a first-hand account of conditions on the ground in early 2025.  Read More >>

Embark on an extraordinary journey through the life of a pivotal figure in global exploration with ""The autobiography...  Read More >>

""Nature's Year: The Seasons of Cape Cod"" by John Hay is a captivating journey into the heart of one of America's...  Read More >>

Embark on an extraordinary journey through the heart of 19th-century Africa with Heinrich Barth's monumental ""Travels...  Read More >>

""Stanley's Emin Pasha expedition"" by A.-J. Wauters chronicles one of the most remarkable and controversial journeys...  Read More >>