In this issue

The secret chatter of dolphins
These mammals have come up with a cryptic form of conversation.

Tree bumblebees
Amidst widespread pollinator decline, we investigate the newcomer bee that’s bucking the trend in Britain.

Gillian Burke on oceans
The Springwatch presenter shares how she has loved the sea since childhood – and why it deserves our respect..

WILD MONTH

Our countryside is being energised by the longer, warmer summer days. What will you spy in June?

5 mins

Mike Dilger's Wildlife Watching

In his series of great places to watch wildlife in the UK, the star of BBC One’s The One Show this month dons his boots to enjoy boggy and mossy woodlands filled with willow tits, myriad insects and even the odd otter.

5 mins

THE BEE HITTING THE BIG TIME

Tree bumblebees first reached the UK two decades ago and have since become one of our most prevalent species. How are these enterprising insects managing to thrive?

7 mins

Meet the NEW BIG 5

Shooting with cameras rather than guns is the idea behind a new international initiative to promote the synergy between wildlife photography and conservation.

10+ mins

THE SEA OF LIFE

As we celebrate United Nations World Ocean Day on 8 June, our knowledge of the power and fragility of our oceans still has a long way to go.

7 mins

Sound Systems Of The Sea

The underwater world can be a dark and murky place, so many creatures rely on sound to survive. But some species are adapting their acoustic calling cards in exciting new ways.

9 mins

WINNING ARTS AND MINDS

Enjoy stunning works from this year’s David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation Wildlife Artist of the Year competition, in association with BBC Wildlife Magazine.

4 mins

Fighting fire with fire

Max braved massive firestorms to document the efforts of firefighters in California – and witnessed nature’s response to the flames.

1 min

Q & A: We Solve Your Wildlife Mysteries

BOTANY Why are some plants hairy?

8 mins

The Springwatch team are reunited

Wonderful wildlife, four brilliant presenters, and silly puns can only mean one thing – Springwatch is back!

1 min

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