BBC Wildlife Magazine

For anyone with an interest in the natural world, wishing for a refreshing and absorbing insight into the latest news, breakthroughs, updates and research in the world of natural studies, this is easily the best place to start. The design of the magazine makes it easily accessible for all people, using appropriate and interesting diagrams and beautiful photographs to capture your attention and imagination. There is a comprehensive list of different regular sections, including New Moon that gives a fascinating run through the natural events, patterns and changes you can expect to see in the countryside and of wildlife in Britain such as new flowering ...

I was given coupons that allowed me to get this magazine for half price so I thought I would try it. It is a glossy magazine in the sense that it is on good quality paper with lots of photographs. It has around half a dozen main articles plus regulars. The articles are on wildlife topics. While these are eye-catching with general interest eg turtles or Macaws they are written with conservation in mind. In fact the slant is more towards the serious than the popular press but still readable for the average person. The regulars include reviews, what’s on TV and Radio, letters and a children’s section. There are also plenty of adverts – around a third of ...

Calling all nature lovers, photographers, artists, and writers! This magazine is for you. This review is intended to spur you on and pick up a copy and judge for yourself. I hope it does. The magazine and its contributors deserve your attention. BBC wildlife Magazine which is published monthly is a wonderful read and contains outstanding photographs,. One of the advisors is Sir David Attenborough say no more. The magazine contains articles from around the world but does have many interesting and regular contributions about the British Isles. A monthly ‘Highlights’ section reports on what to look out for in the world of ...