BBC Wildlife Magazine - 2020-05-07

• Points of view
• The people behind our stories
• News: eDNA
• Connecting with nature
• Packham on well-being
• Wildlife from your window
• Riverbank royalty
• Working for nature
• Dorset is now the home of the UK’s first super national nature reserve
• Meet the scientist
• Mike Dilger’s wildlife watching
• Mark Carwardine
• Wildlife champion
• A forest for the future
• Nick Baker’s hidden Britain
• Truth or fiction?
• Lesser Bermuda snail
• IN FOCUS | Stick together
• Bursting into song
• Humble bees
• Seal hunters
• Blue beauty
• Name calling
• Spawning season
• Toxic bloom
• SPECIES TO LOOK OUT FOR
• CHOICE LOCATIONS
• LIVING IN THE DARK
• The acid test of strange fish behaviour
• From land to sea to sea otter
• British moths declining, aphid numbers stable
• Pinguicula rosmarieae
• IN NUMBERS
• Grazing animals could prevent permafrost thaw
• Nature in brief
• Marañón River Basin
• eDNA: HOW IT WORKS
• How to see kingfisher­s
• Weather, polution & predation
• Blending in with the scenery
• LIVING WITH POLAR BEARS
• ROSS HODDINOTT
• Are any snakes poisonous?
• Can chickens fly?
• Why do mistle thrushes nest in traffic lights?
• Do octopus legs get tangled?
• Do floods wipe out animals in the soil?
• Are elephant shrews more elephant, or more shrew?
• Short-lived mayflies
• Why are giant pandas born so tiny?
• Is anywhere on Earth devoid of life?
• GLASS SQUID
• The complex lives of British freshwater fishes
• The Natural Health Service
• Nature of Summer
• WILD STREAM
• MEET THE AUTHORS Jim and Joel Ashton
• Stranger than Nature
• Stubborn Light of Things
• The Book of Brilliant Bugs
• Notebook and pencil case
• Wild Child
• Wanderland
• OUT I N THE GARDEN
• APRIL’S ANSWERS
• Floating on air
• A WATERPROOF PARAMO JACKET
• Human population
• Marvelous mosses
• Planting trees
• Too quick to cull?
• Change of view
• The expert view

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