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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.
When i heard the sad news of Bill Oddie’s death at the age of 85, I was transported back to childhood memories of giggling uncontrollably at him in 1970s TV comedy show The Goodies. Then, as I got older, I came to know him not just for his...
In the episode Plankton’s Untapped Potential, oceanographer Helen Czerski and plankton specialist Vincent Doumeizel talk about how the sea, and even the tiniest of lifeforms in it, have the power to help us survive in the future, if we...
Join broadcaster Martha Kearney and nature writer Patrick Barkham as they walk and talk in Foxley Wood, Norfolk. It has been undergoing long-term restoration, and seven years ago saw the return of the purple emperor butterfly, which had...
Photographer Pierre Borczuk captured this image one winter morning. “From November to February, snowy owls, on their southern migration, settle along the beach dunes of New Hampshire and Massachusetts,” he says. “Sunrise was behind me...
“A telescoping, razorsharp tube pierces the exoskeleton, delivering a minuscule single egg.”
“The dragons distribute the venom by raking their shark-like teeth through their prey’s flesh.” Why the ‘dragon’ moniker? Komodo dragons are monitor lizards, but the name fittingly reflects their historical reputation. Early explorers...
“Pigeons may be part of the city’s furniture, but to a goshawk, they’re an all-you-can-eat buffet.” Berlin is the capital of cool in Germany. And it has a secret side. Unbeknown to the cyclists, commuters and park-goers, Eurasian goshawks...
