Cultural geographers study the relationship between culture and space. They explore how cultural practices, beliefs, and identities shape and are shaped by geographical locations. This field examines various aspects, including language, religion, and traditions, to understand how they influence human interactions and the environment. These geographers often analyze patterns of settlement, migration, and land use to see how culture affects the landscape. They may also investigate issues like globalization and cultural change, focusing on how local cultures adapt to or resist external influences, such as those from global cities or media.