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Société Royale Belge de Géographie
The ''Société Royale Belge de Géographie'' (In English, the ''Royal Belgian Geographical Society'') or SRBG, is a Belgian learned society which works to promote geographical sciences. It was founded on 27 August 1876 as the Belgian Society of Geography a few days before the opening of the Brussels Geographic Conference to promote the exploration of various parts of the world.〔(SRBG history page )〕 It was initially involved with commercial investment in Belgian colonies. In 1882 King Leopold II authorised the society to use the prefix "Royal". Although it was later funded privately Adrien de Gerlache first unveiled his plans for the Belgian Antarctic Expedition to the society in 1894.〔.〕
In 1900 the society had more than one thousand members including several explorers such as the American, Richard Mohun.〔〔.〕 By the middle of the twentieth century the society had changed its objectives from exploration to scientific research and study.〔 The SRBG represents Belgium in the European Society of Geography and publishes the ''Belgian Journal of Geography'', now branded as ''BELGEO''.〔(List of publications of EUGEO members )〕 The SRBG awards a gold medal to noted geographers and explorers.〔.〕
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