In der aktuellen Ausgabe von BBC Wildlife

• Urban scavengers help curb carbon
  New study reveals the extent of emissions saved as city animals feast on food waste
• Merlin on the brink
  The diminutive raptor is one of many species facing extinction in Britain, suggests new report
• The greatest adventure
  The making of 1979’s Life on Earth
• Old trees key to resilience
  Study finds mature trees trump youthful ones
• Licence to keep
  A new law in England aims to tighten standards for keeping primates as pets, but its impact remains uncertain
• wild MAY
  7 nature encounters for the season ahead
• SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH 100TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION FROM THE MAKERS OF BBC WILDLIFE MAGAZINE
  Don’t miss our special edition celebrating the incredible life and career of the world’s best-loved natural history broadcaster
• MARK CARWARDINE
  The northern white rhino’s future hangs in the balance, but the southern white could be the key to saving it
• WILD IN THE CITY
  Thousands of lesser kestrels have been living in and around the ancient Italian city of Matera for centuries
• KATE BRADBURY
  “I met my first crested tit, and then a man who had just seen a crossbill”
• ONE STEP BEYOND
  There’s a lot more to these quirky seabirds than their eye-catching limbs
• TAKE ME TO THE RIVER
  The larvae of this freshwater mollusc hitch a ride – in a fish’s gills
• ATTENBOROUGH AT 100
  For seven decades, Sir David Attenborough has brought the beauty and drama of the natural world to life, captivating millions around the globe. As the great man turns 100, we share the defining moments from his extraordinary career
• BLUE WATCH
  At one of the world’s busiest marine crossroads, fisherwomen and female marine conservationists have joined forces to help protect sea turtles
• WALL TO WILD
  After the fall of the Berlin Wall, reunified Germany became a new landscape not only for people, but for wildlife too
• RETURN OF A LEGEND
  Once teetering on the very brink of extinction, the elusive Scottish wildcat is prowling the Highlands once more, thanks to a bit of help
• SEAGRASS SAVIOURS
  Sometimes, saving the planet requires a bright idea, some practical know-how and a bit of tinkering
• Conservation meets tech
  Many environmental projects harness cutting-edge technology
• Q&A
  Email your questions to wildlifemagazine@ourmedia.co.uk
• SNAP-CHAT
  Samuel Bloch on wild horses, crazy capercaillies and sleeping on the job
• “The hooves pounded up the trail behind us”
  Moose in Colorado