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It’s behind you!
Surf’s up for playful bottlenose dolphins off the coast of Texas
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Waxwing winter
An ‘invasion’ of these berry-loving birds has arrived in the UK
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Strange song of sei whales heard off Falkland Islands
The “eerie swishes and whooshes” of this scarce whale have been recorded for the first time
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COP27 “fails to deliver”
No phase-out for fossil fuels but nature-based solutions to climate crisis gain support at United Nations climate change conference in Egypt
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Catch me if you can
Watch male grey squirrels chase females up trees
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Putting on a puppet show
Take a moment to enjoy winter craneflies bobbing on invisible strings
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GILLIAN BURKE
“Bird and brother would work together with precision timing”
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Christoph Grueter
Senior lecturer at the University of Bristol’s school of biological sciences on foraging bees
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Throwing tantrums
Octopuses need their personal space, and they have a unique way of making sure they get it
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Lost & Found
Alpine accentors, Suffolk/Norfolk
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Persecution of raptors at a high level
The illegal shooting, trapping and poisoning of birds of prey continues
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Beach treasure
Wrap up warm and visit a shore to search for the skeletal remains of sea urchins
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FEMALE OF THE SPECIES
Lucy Cooke on the primates that rely on a community to raise their young
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Room to grow
Long-tailed tits are master builders that create flexible nests
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POO CORNER
Long-eared bats
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MARK CARWARDINE
“Last summer, we experienced the worst outbreak of avian flu ever”
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Sharks finally given greater protection
Historic vote regulates global trade in shark fins, but threat remains from the trade in shark meat
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I’M COMING OUT
Catch pollinators searching for nectar on sunny February days, fresh from their winter slumber
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GOOD VIBRATIONS
The daring beetle larvae with a surprising defence tactic to thwart spider attacks
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RHINO ROAD TRIP
A pioneering translocation initiative is helping to secure the future of southern white rhinos in Africa
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The bigger picture
A ground-breaking community-centered conservation project
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The little fish clinging on in stormy seas
A local community is coming together to save seahorses living in the Algarve’s lagoons
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GULLS ON FILM
Urban gulls are considered a pest in Dutch cities, but these intelligent birds are simply responding to habitat stress
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LIST FOR LIFE
The IUCN Red List tracks the conservation status of species worldwide, but how are they assessed and does it really help their survival?
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Troubled waters
Our rivers are in a mess, yet wildlife thrives in city waters. What has gone wrong and what is going right?
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Go WILD!
Your guide to getting closer to nature this month
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Mark Raycroft and Pili Palm-Leis
The husband-and-wife team share their passion for shining a spotlight on an ancient ungulate
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“No other animal is as beautiful as the tiger”
Atul Singh is helping tigers and people to co-exist in the foothills of the Himalayas
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SNAP-CHAT
Ripan Biswas talks spiders, flies and idyllic encounters with dolphins
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Into the woods
A band of young naturalists seek out a mysterious migrant
