Tony Cassidy

Mission:Explore London is a  free app for i-Devices, it is now available to download for free from iTunes.

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If you don’t own an I-Device you can visit the the Mission Explore website.

The Geography Collective are having a big push this week to get the book noticed by the media. With 102 missions to challenge young (and old) people, all of our author royalties are invested in free copies for ‘deprived’ children. You may want the book to inspire a child to go exploring.. or for 102 inspirational first dates.. you can buy the book through online stores such as Amazon, as well as in many book stores.

Text stolen and adapted from Daniel

Summers is finally here- hope everyone has a decent rest. After a challenging year, in which I haven’t shared as much as usual, I’ll be aiming to upload a new resource each day over the holiday that I have prepared this year on Radical Geography. The new resources will be announced on Share Geography. You can subscribe via email or RSS feed. Don’t worry, I’ll be taking a rest, some updates will be automated.

There are currently over five hundred free resources on the site and another three hundred without a page but linked to the blogs.

First up is this living graph, the aim is for students to consider the factors that have influenced the growth of international tourism. The resource can be downloaded from RG.