Royal Geographical Society: Earth Photo 2026
Earth Photo 2026 is a stunning exhibition of some of the most powerful contemporary environmental photography brought together from the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), Parker Harris and Photoworks.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Earth Photo is a world-leading international programme dedicated to engaging with still and moving image makers. Its main objective is to reveal the narratives behind the pictures, encouraging conversations about our world, its inhabitants, environments, and the changing climate.
Earth Photo celebrates photographic and film work that conveys the world around us and makes us think differently, capturing nature, people, place and space, forests, the land and seascapes, and the varied impacts of, and adaptations to, climate change.
A partnership between the Royal Geographical Society, Parker Harris and Photoworks, Earth Photo was established in 2018 thanks to the contribution of founding partner Forestry England, whose early support helped to make Earth Photo possible.
This year's shortlisted photographers will be shown in an exhibition travelling across the country, including five National Trust sites. You can explore the exhibition throughout the garden at Coleton Fishacre between 12 September - 21 October 2026.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Suitability
Children are very welcome when accompanied by an adult.
- What to bring and wear
As the exhibition takes place outdoors in the garden, we recommend wearing weather appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes.
- Accessibility
There are gravel paths which are undulating. Please ask a member of the team at Reception on arrival for a map.
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For more information on Earth Photo 2026 exhibition, visit https://www.earthphoto.world/
Upcoming events
Little Acorns at Coleton Fishacre
Come along and join in a free Little Acorns sessions for under 5’s at Coleton Fishacre.
National Walking Month: Historic tree trail
From Japanese flowering cherries to Persian Ironwoods and even the Tree of Heaven, the garden at Coleton Fishacre is full of horticultural wonders. Why not join a free guided walk to discover more?
National Walking Month: Coastwatch walk
Soak up the sea views and discover the maritime history of the area on this guided walk to Froward Point, a lookout station cared for by the National Coast Watch Institution.
National Walking Month: Coastal biodiversity with 'Life on the Edge'
Join the team from 'Life on the Edge' to discover more about farming for nature on the coastline of the South Devon National Landscape.