Rural Geography

Rural geography is the study of countryside areas, focusing on their landscapes, communities, and economies. It examines how rural spaces are used, how people live and interact with their environment, and the challenges they face, such as agriculture, land use, and resource management. This field also explores issues like rural development, migration, and the impact of urbanization on rural life. By understanding rural geography, we gain insights into the relationships between people and their environments, helping to inform policies and practices for sustainable development in these areas.