In this issue

Conservation report The curious Chinese giant salamander, Truth or Fiction? Are animals that go white in winter
threatened by climate change?, Tango in Patagonia Why an army of volunteer guardians is protecting Argentina’s hooded grebes...

Hidden Britain

You’re likely to encounter dragonflies and damselflies anywhere there is fresh water – and often some distance away, too. For a couple of heady months, members of this gauzy-winged, solar-powered supergroup, the Odonata, are among the most prominent and exciting insects on the wing.

2 mins

Should We Bring Back The Wildcats Of Olde England?

We are reintroducing beavers, water voles, dormice and pine martens with great success. Could wildcats be next – or is that an impossible dream?

8 mins

Turning The World's Wildife Into Night Owls

Human presence is influencing the behaviour of animals across the globe.

1 min

Lida Xing

In conflict-torn Myanmar, Lida Xing has privileged access to the country’s mines, but it’s dangerous work. His latest discovery is four rainforest frogs preserved in amber from the Cretaceous period.

2 mins

Mark Carwardine

The broadcaster and campaigner airs his views on the world’s rarest marine mammal – the vaquita – and invites your thoughts on efforts to save it.

3 mins

Waddle On The Wild Side

Each year thousands of birds (and birders) ock to Rutland Water, the host of Birdfair. Since their creation a decade ago, lagoons and sandbanks around the reservoir have made it the ‘Minsmere of the Midlands’.

2 mins

Choosing A Bridge Camera

If you want better quality wildlife photos than a mobile phone can take, without the frills of a DSLR, then a bridge camera is the solution.

3 mins

First Sight Of The Sea

Italian wolves have come a long way since numbers dwindled towards extinction – far enough to feel the sand between their toes.

1 min

Take a deep breath – and go plastic-free

In the wake of Blue Planet II, the BBC steps up its message to save our seas.

1 min

Rich Harris And Paul Watkins

All over the world devoted individuals are doing their bit by volunteering to be involved with wildlife. Jo Price meets two men who are helping breeding owls in the South West of England

2 mins

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