Polly Atkin. Polly is a writer and poet who lives in the Lake District. Her new book, The Company of Owls (Elliott & Thompson, £16.99), is out now. pollyatkin.com ...

Melissa Hobson, doing business as The Ocean Writer Ltd., is a marine science and conservation writer based in Hastings. She has written about the ocean for outlets including BBC Wildlife, BBC ...

The world's biggest slug is a forest beast the size of a frying pan – with an enormous appendage to match – and swings from trees to mate ...

Here are some of the world’s most amazing migrations, from the best-known wildebeest in the Serengeti to the not so famous bearded pig in South East Asia – in 1983 the number migrating through the ...

The Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition is the most prestigious of its kind. Chair of the jury, and former BBC Wildlife editor, Roz Kidman Cox reveals what makes an ...

Jo Price is the deputy editor of BBC Wildlife Magazine.She trained as a journalist at Cardiff University and has been a member of the BBC Wildlife team for nine years, working in various roles. Jo ...

The BBC's Natural History Unit has produced captured some of the most dazzling footage of wildlife from around the globe. We've chosen some of the best wildlife documentaries currently available to ...

In the second episode of BBC Wildlife Magazine's Photography Masterclass, presenter Mark Carwardine visits Snettisham Nature Reserve in Norfolk where he captures an incredible wildlife spectacle on ...

Discover the joy of foraging with 10 wild foods that are easy to find find and how to use them.

Our guide to these intricate little blooms includes 10 species to look out for and their key identifying features. June tends to be the best month for spotting orchids, but don't let this put you off ...

Ponds are one of the most important features to include in a wildlife-friendly garden as a huge variety of species depend on them. Learn how to care for your wildlife pond with our expert guide, ...

The British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) is a UK charity that focuses on understanding birds and, in particular, how and why bird populations are changing.