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View south west from Deon's Lookout, Betoota, Queensland
RGSQ at Cape York 2014
Yabba Creek, Imbil Forest, SE Queensland
Young Geographers Group hard at work
Wenlock River, Cape York, Queensland
Sun Bird, Thursday Island
RGSQ along the dog fence
Craven's Peak, Western Queensland
Condamine River, Southern Queensland
Coast near Bundaberg, Queensland
Bottle trees, Salvator Rosa NP, Queensland
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Promoting the study of geography throughout the world
We welcome people from all walks of life to share and enjoy a diverse program of activities, lectures and trips in developing a deeper understanding of our community and our environment.
Due to COVID-19 uncertainty and disruptions, the RGSQ premises will be closed to the public until at least the end of May. If you'd like to reach us, please email info@rgsq.org.au or phone 07 3368 2066. Please note, our offices may be unattended. If you phone, we will try to get back to you as soon as practically possible, hence email is best. Thank you.
We look forward to seeing you when we're over this global challenge.
In the meantime, stay curious, check out our Resources page or Members only forum.
POSTPONED: Expert Panel and Public ForumIs Queensland Prepared for a Warming Climate?
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And you can too by joining us in our diverse program of activities oriented towards a greater understanding and enjoyment of the world around us. The Society is a voluntary, not-for-profit organisation that brings together and welcomes people from all walks of life who share an interest in places, people and the environment. We welcome your application to JOIN the society or you can SUBSCRIBE to receive our monthly Newsletter. |
The Royal Geographical Society of Queensland (RGSQ) and the Ken Sutton Trust invite written submissions from an Australian Geographer for the Ken Sutton Trust Memorial Award. This award will be promoted through an endowed public lecture in Brisbane in 2020, preferably in early October, and a publication as a pinnacle activity for RGSQ. Email submission to: info@rgsq.org.au Inquiries to: info@rgsq.org.au or (07) 3368 2066 Find out more and download application form The Trust serves as an everlasting legacy of Ken Sutton’s work in geographical education. The Ken Sutton Trust, established via a bequest from the Ken Sutton estate in 1988, is dedicated to providing a platform for the best Geographical or Geographical Education work in Australia to be promoted through an endowed lecture and publication. The prize is awarded for the most exciting new research in a geographical field or geographical education undertaken by an Australian geographer. |
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