In this issue

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

In his series of great places to watch wildlife in the UK, the star of BBC One’s The One Show this month advises us on how, when and where to catch a first glimpse of migrating birds arriving from abroad.

2 mins

Northern Highlights

For the inhabitants of Shetland, colder months may bring fewer human visitors, but wildlife abounds all year-round in the most northerly point of the British Isles.

7 mins

Life Lessons

Young people are becoming increasingly disconnected from nature. Could a GCSE in natural history be the solution?

7 mins

Steppe Back In Time

On the vast grasslands of Hungary’s steppe, a stocky little horse, whose ancestor appears in cave paintings made 20,000 years ago, now runs wild – saved from extinction by a few determined individuals.

8 mins

Cold Comforts

For the pika, a relative of the rabbit found across Western USA, it’s never too early to prepare for an impending freeze.

1 min

Danger Mice

With non-native rodents threatening endangered birds on Gough Island, the RSPB co-developed an ambitious rescue project on one of the most isolated places on the planet.

7 mins

Wildlife For Sale: Paying The Price

Many species are being illegally caught in the wild and sold via the internet, but can this online trade be stopped?

3 mins

Success On A Plate

Beautiful as they are, lionfish in the wrong environment are killers of young fish to an extraordinary level. Help is at hand, however, in the kitchens of the Caribbean.

6 mins

A Great Pit Stop For Pelicans

Israel has a new migration-season offer for travelling pelicans: a one-night stay at a boutique reservoir, meal included.

1 min

The Fitchett Family

All over the world, devoted individuals are doing their bit by volunteering to be involved with wildlife. Ceri Levy meets a family that are helping restore a nature site in the East Midlands.

2 mins

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