BBC Wildlife Magazine

BBC Wildlife Magazine is a celebration of the natural world, featuring all the latest discoveries, news and views on wildlife, conservation and environmental issues. With strong broadcasting links, authoritative journalism and award-winning photography, BBC Wildlife Magazine is essential reading for anyone with a passion for wildlife who wants to understand, experience and enjoy nature more.

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From polar bears to penguins, the Americas has the lot

BBC Wildlife Magazine

wild TIMES • The latest news, photography and seasonal wildlife highlights

Turtles lead scientists to seagrass meadows • Foraging green turtles reveal location of vital carbon sinks

Tough at the top • Guarding females is the most stressful aspect of life for alpha baboons, says study

Dinosaurs stomp back to BBC One

PINE MARTEN MILESTONE

Population of longest-lived fish may crash • Generation gap threatens species that defies ageing

The true cost of luxury coffee • Civet coffee is prized for its flavour, but there’s a dark side to this high-end product

wildSPRING • 7 nature encounters for the month ahead

GILLIAN BURKE • “Finding this fragment reminds how remarkable birds’ eggs are”

FEMALE OF THE SPECIES • How macabre wasp mums could save modern farming

MARK CARWARDINE • “Why are we always so nervous? I can see no good reason not to reintroduce lynx to Scotland”

BUFFALO STANCE • These iconic American mammals once faced extinction but are slowly reclaiming their grassland home

FROM HAIR TO ETERNITY • Meet the amphibian with hair, claws and the ability to regenerate

BBC wildlife • Save when you subscribe to the digital edition

IN THE FRAME • It’s International Women’s Day on 8 March – so we’re celebrating the work of some of the world’s leading female wildlife photographers

STORY OF A SUPERCONTINENT • Discover the inside story of The Americas, a new wildlife epic that reveals this vast land as never before

007, secret agent and naturalist • Commander James Bond was a naturalist and his creator, Ian Fleming, a nature writer. We reveal how wildlife infuses the 007 books

CARRY ON CRAYEISH • The white-clawed crayfish is disappearing from Britain’s waterways. But we’re not giving up on this little crustacean just yet

LIZARDS AND LEGENDS • On the remote reaches of Komodo island, people live alongside dragons. We find out how they do it

Q&A

The various ways vertebrates breathe

Warthogs

Photo CLUB

SNAP-CHAT • Aishwarya Sridhar talks fireflies, leopards and torn trousers

wild PUZZLES

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

Big cats in Britain

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In pursuit of paradise

Clever animals… that don’t have a brain • Discover these canny creatures