Your Autumn Read: Ubuntu Magazine Issue 19

Inspiring conservation stories, fascinating wildlife and a little slime mould magic – the latest issue is out now!
Your Autumn Read: Ubuntu Magazine Issue 19

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Looking for something to ease you into Saturday morning? Our latest issue of Ubuntu Magazine is here, bringing together inspiring people, unexpected discoveries and plenty of reasons to celebrate the natural world.

Meet Timm Döbert and Leanna Carriere, cycling the Americas to raise awareness about migratory birds through Wings of Survival; Inma Saranova, who swapped radio broadcasting for leading Ibiza & Formentera Preservation; and Scott Black, whose fascination with nature became a career protecting overlooked invertebrates at the Xerces Society.

You'll also find an infographic exploring how Eurasian beavers help shape healthier ecosystems, a book review of Sophie Yeo's Nature's Ghosts, and an endangered species spotlight on the Vancouver Island marmot.

And don't miss our Stargazer feature, where Gim Siew Tan shares photographs of slime moulds – a fascinating glimpse into a world you never knew you needed to see!

And that's just a taste of what's inside! There's plenty more to discover throughout the issue, with stories, insights and nature-inspired surprises waiting on every page.

Make yourself a cuppa, settle in and explore the new issue! 

👉 https://issuu.com/ubuntumagazine/docs/ubuntu_magazine_autumn_2026