View our recorded RGS-Singapore webinars below…

 

23rd May 2024, Dr Angel Yanagihara: “The Science of the Sting“ [3-minute summary]

23rd May 2024, Dr Angel Yanagihara: “The Science of the Sting“ [FULL]

21st July 2022, Sally Tyrrell and Darren Brunton: "Raising the Mary Rose"

 

4th March 2021, Sankar Ananthanarayanan: "The Reptiles and Amphibians of Singapore!"

 

14th January 2021, Chris McMorran - “"Last Resort: Behind the Scenes at a Japanese Inn”

1st October 2020, Dimitri Kieffer - “Crossing the Bering and Hormuz Straits”

 
The Royal Geographical Society - Singapore presents our first film screening event: Esther Röling - "The Loop"! In 2017, Esther Röling and Paul Niel complete...
 

16th September 2020, Esther Röling - "The Loop" (virtually recorded)

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9th July 2020, Amardeep Singh - "The Explorer’s Mindset" (virtually recorded)

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Thank you everyone for attending our latest webinar with @redznzjourney : Lynn "Red" Paterson - "Redz NZ Journey"! Nature is full of surprises - both good and bad ones, but as long as one treats it with respect, there's a greater
D-4 to Lynn "Red" Paterson - "Redz NZ Journey"! Here's a reminder to sign up for Thursday evening's webinar at the link in our bio if you haven't already done so. We're looking forward to meeting all of you again on Zoom soon!
Our next webinar is now open for sign-ups! Join us on the evening of 25 June to hear @redznzjourney 's account of kayaking more than 5,000 kilometres while raising awareness of mental health issues. Sign up at the link in our bio! #redznzjourney #rg
Dear RGS-Singapore members, Thank you for attending this evening's webinar, Jake Meyer - "Taming the Savage Mountain"! We are now in the midst of extraordinary times, with each and every one of us embarking on (metaphorical) journeys to ac
Reminder: our next webinar, Jake Meyer - "Taming the Savage Mountain", will be held in less than two days! For those who have signed up, please remember to tune in at 7.30pm SGT on 4 June 2020, to hear Jake speak on his attempts at conqueri
Our next webinar, Jake Meyer - "Taming the Savage Mountain", will be on 4 June 2020 at 7.30pm (GMT+8)! Join us for an evening of adventure as Jake shares the fascinating stories behind his expeditions to conquer K2, the world's second highe
Meet the RGS-Singapore team! Volunteering from Singapore to bring together inspiring adventurers, geographers and outdoor enthusiasts from around the world. Check our website [www.rgs-sg.org] for more details about the team! 🏔⛰🗻⛵️
Thank you all for joining us for this evening's talk: Dr Thomas Smith: "Smoke and Mirrors: why are tropical peatland fires important? And how do we measure them?" 🔥 It was great to have @drtels join us again after a whole year, and we hop
He's back again! Join Dr Thomas Smith and the RGS-Singapore team for an evening webinar on the peatland fires and regional haze in Southeast Asia on 14 May, at 7.30pm SGT (GMT+8). Sign up for free at the link in our bio to gain access to this online
"The destination is the end, but also another beginning - and that beginning is important. It's like a beautiful piece of classical music: the tune settles for a while, and goes on..." Here are some screenshots from yesterday's webinar feat
The Royal Geographical Society - Singapore is proud to announce our first virtual event: Kevin Cottam - "The Journey to the Nomadic Mindset"! The hour-long webinar will be held on 23 April 2020 (Thursday) at 7.30pm, via Zoom. In this talk,
In this strange period of social distancing, give @theadventurepodcast a listen for some outdoor inspiration. Check link in bio for the latest episode. Over the next few weeks we’ll be posting our favourite podcasts, let us know which one you l
"Instead of collecting things, we collect experiences." - @sydsteenland_ Here are some photographs taken from our very first talk of 2020 with @seamonkeyproject ! We hope that the personal experiences shared by Sydney and her family have a
Thank you everyone for coming down for our very first talk of the year: Sydney Steenland - "The Sea Monkey Project"! We hope Sydney's experiences have also inspired you to make more environmentally-conscious decisions in your daily lives. ?
Happy 2020! Our first event of the year features Sydney Steenland from @seamonkeyproject , and her family's efforts to spread awareness on plastic pollution and what we can do to help. The talk will be held on 30 Jan at @thebritishclubsg . Tickets ar
For those who were unable to join us on Tuesday evening for @ryanpyle 's talk, "Chinese Turkestan: China's Xinjiang Province", here are some photos of the event! Not only does Ryan's use of only black and white film for this series give the
A big thank-you to all who came down to the Tanglin Trust School yesterday evening for our final talk of the year, by @ryanpyle ! Ryan's journey in the Xinjiang Province of China during the early 2000s has been carefully documented in the form of bla
It's been a year since @ryanpyle 's last talk at RGS-Singapore, and now he's back with many more exciting stories to share. Do check out our second November event at the link in our bio, and make sure to grab your tickets early to avoid any potential
Here are a few moments captured during @paulconormckenzie 's talk on Thursday evening. Thank you, Paul, for sharing the stories and challenges behind obtaining these beautiful photographs, and giving valuable photography advice to those who seek to i
Thank you all for joining us at @paulconormckenzie 's talk at The British Club this evening. We hope you've enjoyed listening to the stories behind each and every photograph taken by Paul that was presented in his slides, and gained some inspiration