BBC Wildlife Magazine - 2020-02-13

• Childhood hero...
• The people behind our stories
• News: Show’s over England joins the list of countries to ban the use of wild animals in circuses
• Should schools teach in the wild? COVER STORY Would children benefit from an hour of outdoors learning a day?
• In focus Red squirrels and tiger beetle
• Wildlife champion Comedian Rob Newman on why Hawaiian bobtail squid are so fascinatin­g
• Photo story: San Pedro Mártir
• News How fires in Australia are impacting animals across the country
• Pangolin plight COVER STORY The most trafficked animal on the planet is getting a helping hand
• CSI Lake District! COVER STORY Why would someone steal a rare plant from Britain’s famous fells?
• Top dog COVER STORY How red foxes have maximised on life in the metropolis
• Meet the scientist Linking mountain gorilla conservati­on to public health
• Mark Carwardine The conservati­onist discusses the danger of sky lanterns
• Working for nature
• Nick Baker’s hidden Britain Oystercatc­hers
• Truth or fiction? Parrots have an altruistic side
• Conservati­on report Starry night harlequin toad
• Q&A COVER STORY Do any animals cook?
• Your photos
• IN FOCUS | Ant attack
• Flying fur
• Homeward bound
• Hedgerow blossom
• Mess is best
• On the move
• Getting noticed
• Buzzing again
• SPECIES TO LOOK OUT FOR
• CHOICE LOCATIONS
• MUGGERS OF THE MUDFLATS
• THE LAST LIONS OF MERU?
• ADOPT ELSA’S PRIDE
• How many tigers are there really?
• Seal pups die after beachgoers ignore signs
• A giant tortoise never forgets
• Onchidium melakense
• IN NUMBERS
• Small ecosystems, big services
• Grey parrots are willing to help one another
• Nature in brief
• Animals used for entertainm­ent
• Urban foxes: A history
• The fox in folklore
• The Tikki Hywood Foundation
• HOW TO SEE A GROUND PANGOLIN
• GROUND PANGOLIN
• An animal on the edge
• Five more Lake District mountain survivors
• Humans aside, do any animals cook their food?
• Can plants hear?
• Do starfish have arms or legs?
• Would a flamingo turn blue if it ate blue food?
• Is it true that flies can sing?
• Why do aye-ayes have such weird hands?
• Violets in spring
• How do fish wee?
• Would chimpanzee­s make better politician­s?
• Solastalgi­a
• What is it?
• Night on Earth
• Some Assembly Required
• Animalkind
• WILD STREAM
• MEET THE AUTHOR Richard Smyth
• Bee Simulator
• Letters to the Earth
• The Bat Book
• Recycled-plastic soft furnishing­s
• Saving the Last Rhinos
• My Family and the Galapagos
• OUT I N THE GARDEN
• JANUARY’S ANSWERS
• ENTER TO WIN A PAIR OF KEEN KARRAIG BOOTS
• Marine protection­s
• Dr Erica McAlister, senior curator of Diptera at the NHM, replies:
• Literary creatures
• Clever insects
• The Bird Whisperer
• Feed the birds
• VENTURE UGANDA TRAVEL
• THE CARDBOARD BOX TRAVEL SHOP
• ABSOLUTE ZAMBIA SAFARIS
• ATI HOLIDAYS
• ROB NEWMAN
• INTRODUCTI­ON
• OCEAN & REEF
• GRASSLAND
• Pygmy marmoset
• Queen Alexandra’s birdwing
• DID YOU KNOW?
• Leaf chameleon
• INTO THE WILD
• Kori bustard
• DID YOU KNOW?
• WILD AT HEART
• DID YOU KNOW?
• MINDO BIRD TOURS Ecuador, Colombia, Peru
• Perentie
• DID YOU KNOW?
• Pygmy seahorse
• DID YOU KNOW?
• Wandering albatross
• YOUR WILDEST DREAMS
• A RESPONSIBL­E COMPANY
• Cuvier’s dwarf caiman
• DID YOU KNOW?
• European bison
• STUDIO HOOSE
• JETWING HOTELS
• DAINTREE WILDERNESS LODGE
• UGA CHENA HUTS
• GREAT OCEAN ECOLODGE
• Gyrfalcon
• DID YOU KNOW?

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