This year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition has attracted a record-breaking number of entries
14/10/2026
Rebecca Howard’s paintings capture a wilder Britain in the making. Her exhibition celebrates nine projects restoring nature
13/10/2026
Ten million people will benefit from a more biodiverse capital, say the organisers of an ambitious project to reconnect its wilder spaces
12/10/2026
We often talk about the impact journalism has on democracy and how we understand the world. But what about its impact on how we feel?
09/10/2026
From cognitive function to reinforcing family bonds, the benefits of making time for good, whole foods in the morning are plentiful
A pivotal moment for climate justice in Australia, the Nobel prize, and a promising drug for Parkinson’s, plus more
From future-focused projects to secret schools, the people in this issue are choosing to act for a world they may never see
07/10/2026
Across Africa, women are challenging old assumptions about who conservation is for – and who gets to lead it
06/10/2026
Seasoned mudlark Emmylou Vaxby has spent nearly a decade searching the Thames foreshore for fragments of the city’s past
05/10/2026
The ‘alternative Nobel prize’, global progress against ageism, and a boost for gorillas, plus more
02/10/2026
Listening is often overlooked as a leadership skill, but it can challenge assumptions and lead to better decisions, writes social innovator Ken Banks
01/10/2026
What changes when you swap the daily doomscroll for journalism that asks not just what’s wrong, but what’s working? Oliver Balch finds out
30/09/2026
