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BBC Wildlife Magazine

Nov 01 2024
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.

ON THE BBC THIS MONTH

Tourism lends wildlife a fiscal value – but at what cost?

BBC Wildlife Magazine

HEAD FIRST • Immerse yourself in nature every month with a subscription to the world’s best wildlife magazine

Every month, only in BBC Wildlife

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

Loss of Antarctic sea ice could impact seabird food supply • Albatrosses and petrels may be forced to fly further to feed

Tarsiers in trouble • Urgent action is needed to ensure survival of the Yoda-like primate

New series for BBC One: Asia

GLIMMER OF HOPE FOR BADGERS

Cats feasting on bats in Jamaica • Footage reveals felines hanging outside caves

Can your really offset emissions? • Planning an overseas wildlife-watching trip entails facing some inconvenient truths

wild NOVEMBER • 7 nature encounters for the month ahead

GILLIAN BURKE • “We can make a start by living with more ‘ecological humility’”

FEMALE OF THE SPECIES ZEBRAS • A strong sisterhood is key to staying safe

MARK CARWARDINE • “Restricting the distance ships can approach a polar bear is not the answer”

SOLID AS A ROCK BATTLING SOUTHERN ELEPHANT SEALS • It’s a case of the bigger the better when it comes to these Antarctic giants challenging mating rivals

TOP FOUR PLACES • Where to see elephant seals in November

JUMP AROUND BAGHEERA KIPLINGI • The acrobatic spider with a predilection for veggie food

BBC wildlife • Save when you subscribe to the digital edition

WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR • Enjoy a selection of winning images from the renowned Natural History Museum competition, now in its 60th year

TIME FRAMES • The Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. Here’s a look at some of the most memorable images through its history.

KEY CHANGE • Change is afoot in Florida, as ecotourism is being made a priority

SEA TURTLE SAVIOURS

See it, save it? • Wildlife tourism can be a powerful ally in protecting nature – but it can also harm it. We weigh up the pros and cons.

10 HOLIDAYS FOR CONSERVATION • Our round-up of the best ecotourism projects around the world. Here’s how to help wildlife while having a blast!

Hebrides UK • Counting marine species

Rainforest reserves Ecuador • Stay in an eco-lodge and spot spectacular birds

Chumbe Island Coral Park Zanzibar • Snorkelling and forest walks support ‘regenerative tourism’ on the Tanzanian island

Dunedin New Zealand • Explore the coast and help albatrosses and penguins

Misool Marine Reserve, Raja Ampat Indonesia • Luxury resort funds restoration of coral reefs

Bocas del Toro Panama • Head to the Caribbean and discover a wildlife paradise

Volcanoes National Park Rwanda • In search of mountain gorillas

South Rupununi Guyana • Local guides lead the way to red siskins and anteaters

Apennines Italy • Support rewilding in the mountains

Lower Zambezi Zambia • Safari camps for conservation

RETURN OF THE GIANTS • After two decades of preparations, the island of Floreana in the Galápagos is ready to welcome back an iconic tortoise

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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 116 Publisher: Our Media Limited Edition: Nov 01 2024

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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.

ON THE BBC THIS MONTH

Tourism lends wildlife a fiscal value – but at what cost?

BBC Wildlife Magazine

HEAD FIRST • Immerse yourself in nature every month with a subscription to the world’s best wildlife magazine

Every month, only in BBC Wildlife

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

Loss of Antarctic sea ice could impact seabird food supply • Albatrosses and petrels may be forced to fly further to feed

Tarsiers in trouble • Urgent action is needed to ensure survival of the Yoda-like primate

New series for BBC One: Asia

GLIMMER OF HOPE FOR BADGERS

Cats feasting on bats in Jamaica • Footage reveals felines hanging outside caves

Can your really offset emissions? • Planning an overseas wildlife-watching trip entails facing some inconvenient truths

wild NOVEMBER • 7 nature encounters for the month ahead

GILLIAN BURKE • “We can make a start by living with more ‘ecological humility’”

FEMALE OF THE SPECIES ZEBRAS • A strong sisterhood is key to staying safe

MARK CARWARDINE • “Restricting the distance ships can approach a polar bear is not the answer”

SOLID AS A ROCK BATTLING SOUTHERN ELEPHANT SEALS • It’s a case of the bigger the better when it comes to these Antarctic giants challenging mating rivals

TOP FOUR PLACES • Where to see elephant seals in November

JUMP AROUND BAGHEERA KIPLINGI • The acrobatic spider with a predilection for veggie food

BBC wildlife • Save when you subscribe to the digital edition

WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR • Enjoy a selection of winning images from the renowned Natural History Museum competition, now in its 60th year

TIME FRAMES • The Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. Here’s a look at some of the most memorable images through its history.

KEY CHANGE • Change is afoot in Florida, as ecotourism is being made a priority

SEA TURTLE SAVIOURS

See it, save it? • Wildlife tourism can be a powerful ally in protecting nature – but it can also harm it. We weigh up the pros and cons.

10 HOLIDAYS FOR CONSERVATION • Our round-up of the best ecotourism projects around the world. Here’s how to help wildlife while having a blast!

Hebrides UK • Counting marine species

Rainforest reserves Ecuador • Stay in an eco-lodge and spot spectacular birds

Chumbe Island Coral Park Zanzibar • Snorkelling and forest walks support ‘regenerative tourism’ on the Tanzanian island

Dunedin New Zealand • Explore the coast and help albatrosses and penguins

Misool Marine Reserve, Raja Ampat Indonesia • Luxury resort funds restoration of coral reefs

Bocas del Toro Panama • Head to the Caribbean and discover a wildlife paradise

Volcanoes National Park Rwanda • In search of mountain gorillas

South Rupununi Guyana • Local guides lead the way to red siskins and anteaters

Apennines Italy • Support rewilding in the mountains

Lower Zambezi Zambia • Safari camps for conservation

RETURN OF THE GIANTS • After two decades of preparations, the island of Floreana in the Galápagos is ready to welcome back an iconic tortoise

Back to Floreana...


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