In der aktuellen Ausgabe von BBC Wildlife

• Narwhals striking underwater kit
  Scientists are trying to figure out why these Arctic whales ram acoustic monitoring gear
• Protection guaranteed
  New CITES trade rules protect many species but some are still losing out
• Wild London on the BBC
  Attenborough heads into the urban jungle
• Giant leap for moss-kind
  Spores remain viable after 283 days in space
• The race to rescue a species
  Endemic birds on Hawaii are being wiped out by avian malaria, but is GM technology the answer?
• wild FEBRUARY
  7 nature encounters for the month ahead
• MARK CARWARDINE
  Our columnist has never shied away from the big issues. This month: trail hunting and illegal foxhunting
• WILD IN THE CITY
  The fastest animal on Earth is proliferating among the skyscrapers of central London
• KATE BRADBURY
  “Murmuration isn’t one spectacle; it’s a process, and I love being part of it”
• SPIRIT IN THE SKY
  A whiteout of wings and a riotous racket signal the departure, or arrival, of these beautiful birds
• ASLEEP IN THE DESERT
  This living fossil can survive some of the harshest conditions on Earth
• BEAK AND CLAW
  A muscular and stealthy hunter, the harpy eagle is the ruler of a shrinking domain. Yet these smart birds are surviving against the odds
• RUNNING FREE
  The cheetah is back – thanks to a smart release project that now sees populations flourishing in South Africa and beyond
• Songs of the living world
  It’s not just the hills that are alive with the sound of music – ponds and oceans thrum with tunes, too
• RETURN OF THE KING
  The Atlantic sturgeon was driven to extinction in Europe by the middle of the 20th century. In Sweden’s Göta River, a pioneering rewilding initiative is helping this ancient fish to reclaim its ancestral home
• MARMOT COUNTRY
  Canada’s rarest mammal was on the brink of extinction but, in a remarkable conservation success story, it is on the road to recovery
• SNAP-CHAT THE INSIDE WORLD OF WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY
  Louis Guillot talks spider bites, ant stings and flash-flood drama
• “They stayed close, like a protective escort”
  Northern fur seals in California