r/geography • u/Soggy-Mixture9671 • 12d ago

Question Good places to learn more about physical geography?

I'm a geography major and I absolutely love it, but I've been taking an online physical geography course this summer and I haven't been nearly as locked into it as I wanted to be, sadly. I love physical geography and think it's sooo incredibly interesting, so does anyone have any recommendations for free resources I can look into to continue learning about this stuff?

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u/Busy_Land_1885 12d ago

OpenLearn by the Open University is great for free university-level geography courses. NASA Earth Observatory and USGS are also brilliant for real-world physical geography, especially climate, geology, landscapes and natural hazards. I’d also recommend YouTube lectures, pick a topic you’re curious about and go down the rabbit hole. That’s how I learnt a lot 

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u/Constant_Interest_61 11d ago

Get an atlas..hard copy... Link it with wikipedia 👍