My workshops and presentations at the 2024 AAG Geography Annual Meeting. I hope these resources are very helpful to you during and also, long after […]
geography
11 posts
This new episode in the Thinking Spatially podcast invites you to consider why geography is revolutionary. From Zheng He’s voyages from China in the 1400s […]
Canals, past and present, impacted regional and world physical geography on a local but also global scale. Explore how canals influenced geography, and how geography […]
Explore the incredible map of silver, and the amazing life and work of Al-Idrisi (c. 1099-1166 CE) as narrated by geographer Joseph Kerski. Be inspired […]
This is one of the themes I speak most often about, most recently at the Nerd Nite Denver! Why Geography Matters: https://sway.office.com/Yz8hIcRT1EMAxqFW –Joseph Kerski
I wrote an article for Earthzine that describes an unusual type of exploring the Earth. https://earthzine.org/2009/12/08/to-the-nth-degreeand-minute-and-second-confluence-hunting-on-planet-earth/
I submit that the 100 Most Revolutionary Discoveries in Geography are this set: https://sway.com/jpFfkuBMVghB0f7T Your reactions? What would you have included? For more, see my book Interpreting Our […]
This important book demonstrates why geography matters in the modern-day world through its examination of 100 moments throughout history that had a significant impact on […]
I am rather passionate (some might say “obsessed”) about visiting latitude-longitude line intersections, named “Confluence Points.” In fact, I have visited nearly 400 of them […]
I recently created and ran a Colorado History and Geography Quiz on a giant terrazzo map of the state at the History Colorado museum. The […]
I was invited to give a presentation on geography and I entitled the presentation: A New Way of Seeing the World. Geography is probably the […]