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BBC Wildlife is a British monthly magazine focused on wildlife, nature and conservation. First published in 1963, it offers expert insight and inspiring features for readers interested in the natural world and the protection of wildlife. The magazine is known for its stunning photography and informative articles covering animals, habitats and environmental issues from across the UK and around the world. It features expert-led content on conservation, biodiversity and ecological challenges, helping readers better understand the importance of protecting nature. Seasonal guides and species spotlights also encourage readers to engage more closely with wildlife in their everyday lives. BBC Wildlife includes interviews with conservationists, researchers and photographers, alongside practical advice for wildlife watching and nature-friendly living. Its accessible tone and educational approach make it appealing to both dedicated enthusiasts and casual readers with an interest in the outdoors. Available on PressReader, BBC Wildlife magazine delivers captivating stories, expert knowledge and breathtaking photography celebrating the natural world.
Perspective is a funny thing. jessica kelly’s cover feature reminded me of a story from history. Back in the distant past, it wasn’t uncommon for kings of one domain to give interesting animals to rulers of another friendly nation. One such...
In the episode Do plants know we’re here? Anand Jagatia talks to scientists to find out what happens internally and externally to different plants when they’re touched. He also visits RHS Garden Wisley to help understand why being in nature...
Join the intrepid presenter as he heads deep into some of the world’s last great wild areas, including Mexico’s Sea of Cortez and Canada’s Yukon Territory, in this exciting new four-part series. Catch up on BBC iPlayer
The fascinating parasitic relationship between a rainforest fungus and an ant forms the basis of the intriguingly named The art of being a Zombie Ant Fungus episode, hosted by cultural entomologist Bridget Nicholls. Catch up on BBC Sounds
Leicestershire-based wildlife photographer Danny Green took this stunning polar bear shot in Churchill, Canada. “I like nothing more than working in remote locations and rising to the challenge of photographing the animals that live...
“Jonathan the giant tortoise is 194 this year. This makes him the oldest-known living land animal.” Why are giant tortoises so famous? There are two reasons. First, they really are giant, reaching lengths of up to 1.8m and weighing as much as...
