October 2026 issue


Robert Macfarlane

Robert Macfarlane on nature writing, rivers and room for hope

From mountains and ancient paths to threatened rivers and disappearing species, Robert Macfarlane tells Jonathan Lorie why our relationship with the natural world still leaves us with room for hope
LONDON - JUNE 27, 2018: Iguanodon sculptures in Crystal Palace Park in Crystal Palace, London. The sculptures unveiled in 1854 are the world first dinosaur sculptures and are Grade I listed.

The Crystal Palace dinosaurs, London’s Victorian vision of prehistoric Britain

ByRory WalshSep 23, 2026
Rory Walsh explores South London’s Victorian vision of prehistoric Britain
Wind turbines

How shifting wind speeds could affect renewable energy and the oceans

ByBryony CottamSep 22, 2026
New research is revealing how shifting wind speeds could affect everything from renewable energy to ocean evaporation
Covers of Geographical October 2026 edition on iPad and iPhone

Out now: October 2026’s Geographical Magazine

ByVictoria HeathSep 21, 2026
In this month's issue, venture to Iceland, South Sudan, Alaska and more...
A group of LGBTQ+ refugees at Gorom, who asked to remain anonymous

LGBTQ+ refugees face persecution in South Sudan’s Gorom settlement

LGBTQ+ refugees have fled persecution across East Africa in search of safety. In South Sudan’s Gorom Refugee Settlement, many say that the violence and harassment have followed them
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