How animals "ourish among Italy’s famous marble quarries, Should schools o!er a GCSE in natural history?, PRZEWALSKI’S
HORSES: Last truly wild species saved from extinction, READER
HOLIDAY: Birding on Spain’s Route of 100 Birds, PIRATE OF THE
CARIBBEAN: Why this pretty fish wreaks havoc...

Mike Dilger’s wildlife watching
Find out what wildlife abounds in our urban parks and green spaces.

13 birds of Christmas
We reveal the folklore behind our festive feathered favourites.

A book at bedtime 
Animals are synonymous with children’s literature – we take a look at the reasons they’re so appealing..

Mike Dilger’s wildlife
watching
Find out which avian species are at
home in flooded grazing marsh, Working for nature
Richard Hinson volunteers for a charity
helping to improve access to nature...

Nick Baker’s hidden Britain
The purse-web spider, Mike Dilger’s wildlife
watching
Take a wander along the strandlines
to spot an array of fascinating life, Meet the scientist
ZSL’s Nathalie Pettorelli on social
media’s role in citizen science...

Meet the scientist
Ecologist Jon Paul Rodríguez on
saving the yellow-shouldered parrot, Nick Baker’s hidden Britain
The scarlet caterpillar-club, Working for nature
Fred and Rona Andrews are helping
raise and release great bustards...

Are selfies bad for nature?: Snapping yourself with an exotic creature is the latest social
media craze. We investigate the harm the , Photo story: damsel"ies Theo Bosboom’s macrophotographs
reveal the lives of these fascinating insects in truly dazzling detail...

Conservation report
Tropical forest loss is the biggest
threat to the Baird’s tapir, Wildlife champion
TV presenter James Glancy waxes
lyrical about oceanic whitetips...

Seahorses in the Bahamas: We visit the top-secret,
land-locked lagoon that’s home to a treasure trove of seahorses uniquely adapted to their environment, The lava birds: Discover the ancient Melanesian megapodes that use subterranean volcanic heat to incubate their eggs...

The real-life Paddington: We track down the Andean bear, which, unlike its literary cousin, relies on more than marmalade to survive in harsh, high-altitude habitats, Is free will unique to humans?: Are we superior in our ability to control our urges, or can other creatures make rational choices, too?...

Stoats at home: One man’s mission to gain a greater insight into the little-known world of stoats, through a garden-based study
that’s lasted for five years, Guardian angels: Snow-white silky sifakas haunt
Madagascar’s mountain forests and can be difficult to track down...

Conservation report The little-known white-beaked dolphin speeding through our UK waters, Cranes return to Sweden: Every year thousands of cranes flock to Lake Hornborga and perform their courtship dances – a sure sign to Swedes that spring has sprung...

Canada's ‘ice bears ’: We go fishing with the frosted grizzly
bears of Yukon, who brave Arctic conditions to gorge on salmon, Birds of paradise: Find out why the spectacular King of Saxony stands out among Papua New Guinea’s birds of paradise...

The secret life of the wren: Dwelling in nooks and crannies from highlands to coastal cliffs, discover why the wren remains Britain’s most
common – yet least observed – bird, Tracking in Tanzania: An expert safari guide from Selous Game
Reserve shares top tips on how to track Africa’s wildlife the traditional way, Meet the Scientist
Marine biologist Zafer Kizilkaya on protecting Turkey’s coastal ecosystems...

Volunteer: Working for Nature Rosie Bishop and Carol Cook spend
their time rehabilitating hedgehogs in Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire, Wildlife Champion: Why TV presenter Martin Hughes-Games has a soft spot for the common earwig, Cave dwellers: We delve into the depths of Postojna Cave in search of olms and other
mysterious troglobites...

Meet the Scientist Biologist William Reid on climate change, the deep seas and Antarctica,New Zealand’s comedy parrot: Loved for its vibrant plumage and cheeky intelligence, the fun-loving kea is a firm favourite – but it needs our help to ensure its survival, Disappearing gardens: Is it time we called a halt to the raft of
decking and acres of fake grass that are such bad news for the nation’s wildlife?...

A sting in the tale Explore the social world of the hornet with a photographer who gets a buzz
out of these striped insect predators, Meet the Scientist Lake ecologist Stephen Thackeray on
the effects of ‘underwater heatwaves',  Photo story: Eye on the tiger Extraordinarily candid images from a new exhibition reveal the lives of the big cat and efforts in their conservation...

Wild swimming in Lofoten: The Norwegian islands in the Arctic circle are the place to see white-tailed eagles, RSPB's female founders: How history has neglected a tale of fashion, feathers and feminism, The magical Ebro Delta: How a landscape in Spain, home to a variety of fauna and flora, is overcoming
its natural and man-made challenges...

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...

Meet the Scientist Vladimir Dinets from Japan's Okinawa Institute of Science & Technology, The secret world of limpets They've puzzled scientists for years – we reveal the high-tide habits of limpets, A life with badgers Photographer Laurie Campbell is now an honorary sett member...

Blooming Britain,

Spiny lobsters,

Asian elephants..!!!

Calls for regulated culling
Conservationists want
to see mountain hare
populations assessed, Male magnificent
frigratebirds have a
bright red gular sac, Go on safari in Shetland Join our reader holiday...

Northern right whales Human behaviour needs to change to save these rare cetaceans, Crop-raiders The wildlife species most responsible for feeding on crops in the Amazon Basin, Subscription offer Get your BBC Wildlife
digital subscription today...

Where and why UK hedgehogs are growing in numbers,

Is China actually leading the way in conservation,

What happens when Dad is childminder.!!!

Spawning season,

March highlights,

Super wolf..!!

Nick Baker investigates an eerie glowing plant,

Budgerigars as you’ve never seen them before..!!

Never before seen images of Pallas’s cat in Mongolia,

The beauty of our garden birds painted by a master artist,

What nature reserves could do to help those less able..!!

Panda crèche,

Alaska tales,

The wonder of antarctica..!!

Why owls aren’t wise,

Who are you calling ugly?,

Latest on the badger cull...!!!

GREAT APE revival - How tracking mountain gorillas led to a baby boom.

NATURAL REVOLUTION - Why a town adapted from hunting wildlife to watching it.

EIGHT-LEGGED INVASION! - The reason there are so many spiders about right now and more...

Rare pictures from a tiger-loving country,

The Euro crossroads where 1000s of birds congregate,

Meet the MPs who stand up for our animals, and much more!!

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