"Once there was a mountain called Peak XV...."

Public Service Broadcasting telling the story of the expedition that conquered the mountain for the first time...

And here's the StoryMap that we used - which used to be hosted by National Geographic.

Exploring Connectography

A new StoryMap made with the input of Parag Khanna.

Transportation, energy, and communications infrastructures link the world's urban hubs and resource deposits together, expanding and deepening patterns of connectivity across the globe. This interactive story map provides visual snapshots generated from the interactive Exploring the World of Connectography web map.

Parag will be making an input to next week's GA Conference.

Humber 2100 StoryMap

Thanks for the tipoff from Bob Lang to this ESRI StoryMap

The Humber estuary has some of the highest flood risk in the country and is vulnerable to rising seas - hence our work on a new strategy to 2100. Check out our interactive storyboard for everything on the Humber past, present and future https://t.co/1CYPCh5BjU #geographyteacher pic.twitter.com/17tkUUSZIL

— John Curtin (@johncurtinEA) September 9, 2019

Useful for all sorts of rivers / flooding / landscape management related topics...

ESRI StoryMap by John Nelson

Food Security StoryMap

Thanks to Bob Lang for the tipoff here... Useful for Year 9

Risky World - exposed by mapping

An ESRI StoryMap which shows the range of risks facing particular parts of the world...
Perfect for Year 9

The Invention of Nature

This is my current reading. It's also one of the last books that I added to the shelves of the GeoLibrary. It's a biography of Alexander von Humboldt.
THE INVENTION OF NATURE from Sea Blue Media on Vimeo.

It also has an accompanying StoryMap made by the ESRI team using the Cascade app...

Global Ecosystems StoryMap

Flatford Fieldtrip - 4 - the StoryMap

Started to put together an ESRI StoryMap to frame the thinking for Year 11 students who are doing their Controlled Assessment following the fieldtrip. In draft at the moment...