Natural Disasters: Understanding Their Geographic Impact

Natural disasters—such as earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, and wildfires—don’t just cause immediate destruction; they also reshape the land and alter how people live and rebuild. This guide explores the geographic factors that influence where disasters strike, how they affect ecosystems and human settlements, and the long-term impact on urban planning and migration.
Understand the connection between environment, climate, and vulnerability, and how geography plays a crucial role in disaster response and recovery.