British Wildlife Magazine

21/05/2025

Our May issue is out! Topics this time include next steps for the Natural History GCSE, the truth behind the ‘wood wide web’, wildlife of Flamborough Headland, complementarity between restoration and rewilding, and the fascinating lives of pot beetles.

For more, see https://www.britishwildlife.com/back-issues/british-wildlife-366-may-2025/

14/04/2025

Our April issue is now out! Topics this time include proposals for a National Park in Galloway, new bee discoveries, mistreatment of wild mammals, the role of planting in rewilding projects, and much more.

For more information, visit https://www.britishwildlife.com/back-issues/british-wildlife-365-april-2025/

07/03/2025

“An appreciation of rare plants has nothing to do with designations, targets and spreadsheets, and everything to do with how we approach and interpret and value the landscape that we live within.’’

In our February issue Pete Stroh reviewed Rare Plants, the latest title in Bloomsbury's British Wildlife Collection series. You can read the full review here: https://britishwildlife.com/article/article-volume-36-number-4-page-310-311/

03/03/2025

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The latest article in our Wilding for Conservation series saw Evan Bowen-Jones argue that bison and other ecosystem engineers hold the key to reversing biodiversity loss.

For more, check out
Kent Wildlife Trust's summary 👇and visit https://britishwildlife.com/article/article-volume-36-number-4-page-245-252/

Wishing you a happy ! 🦬

Thanks to Kent Wildlife Trust & Wildwood Kent Trust European bison are transforming Blean Wildscape, restoring natural processes and creating vital habitats for woodpeckers, dung beetles, and more! 🌱🐦🐜 These incredible ecosystem engineers are even helping boost climate resilience. 💚

Find out more about the project and take a deep dive into this groundbreaking project in the latest British Wildlife Magazine – out now 👉 Article by Kent Wildlife Trust's Chief Executive in British Wildlife Magazine – out now! | https://www.kentwildlifetrust.org.uk/news/BWM-out-now

26/02/2025

Our February issue has arrived!

Look out for articles on the campaign to ban lead ammunition, the history of Great Auks in Britain, conservation of the Fisher's Estuarine Moth, and the role of rewilding in helping wildlife adapt to climate change - for more, see https://www.britishwildlife.com/back-issues/british-wildlife-364-february-2025/

25/06/2024

The June issue is out! With articles on the plight of Lough Neagh, identification of scorpionflies, rewilding at Butcherlands in Sussex, the plankton of Milford Haven, and Gordano Valley NNR - find out more at https://britishwildlife.com/back-issues/british-wildlife-357-june-2024/

20/05/2024

Our May issue is here! Look out for articles on the future of the Broads National Park, the Common Midwife Toad, conservation of arable wildlife, identification of small-mustelid tracks, and Ash Dieback in woodland reserves - for more info, visit https://britishwildlife.com/back-issues/british-wildlife-356-may-2024/

16/04/2024

Our April issue is now out! And it's packed full of fascinating subjects, including eradication of mink, conservation of the Speckled Footman moth, identification of wild roses, rewilding the Caledonian pinewoods, and much more - see https://www.britishwildlife.com/back-issues/british-wildlife-355-april-2024/

19/02/2024

The February issue is now out! Featuring articles on wrasse species of British and Irish seas, a new age of destruction in ancient woods, links between rare plants and human history, rewilding freshwater ecosystems and much more.

Visit https://britishwildlife.com

21/12/2023

The December issue is now out! Featuring the natural and cultural history of Yew, coastal adaptation to benefit wildlife, the biology and impacts of blackflies in Britain, oceanic wet grasslands in Scotland, and much more...

Visit https://britishwildlife.com to find out more