This learning resource focuses on the geographic conflict surrounding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the Blue Nile River, examining the tensions it has created between Ethiopia and downstream countries such as Egypt and Sudan. It highlights the importance of the Nile to both ancient and modern societies, prompting learners to consider the critical nature of shared natural resources and the challenges of cross-border management. Activities included encourage students to use their mental maps, analyze satellite imagery, and engage in critical thinking through the 'See-Think-Wonder' routine. The resource culminates in an inquiry-based approach, inviting students to identify and analyze other contemporary geographic problems in the Eastern Hemisphere, thus fostering a deeper understanding of global geographic issues.