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Front cover of British Wildlife mag, vol 37.4 (Feb 2026).

If you subscribe to the brilliant @britishwildlife.bsky.social mag, you’ll find an article about birds in place-names in there this month. Right before @amyjanebeer.bsky.social’s always beautiful Wild Story column. #BritishWildlife #PlaceNames #birdsandplace

Ghosts of the Farm - British Wildlife Ghosts of the Farm Nicola Chester Close your eyes and imagine rural southern England. You probably picture somewhere like the setting of Ghosts of the Farm – all rolling chalk hills and sticky mud, br...

Heartfelt thanks to @steverutt.bsky.social & @britishwildlife.bsky.social for an incredible review. ‘Nobody else writes with this degree of sensitivity, the big picture interspersed with telling detail, the perfect descriptive phrase that is her knack & the unhurried, farm-pace of her narrative.’1/2

Wilding For Conservation: an exploration of rewilding in Britain - British Wildlife Wilding For Conservation: an exploration of rewilding in Britain Between the years of 2021 and 2025, British Wildlife magazine ran a series of articles under the title of ‘Wilding for Conservation’. T...

My review in their latest newsletter of @britishwildlife.bsky.social Wilding for Conservation is now out.
www.britishwildlife.com/wilding-for-... An important publication & resource.
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And as a follow-up to our 2020 article on the potential of acoustics for the survey of small terrestrial mammals, we catch up with Stuart Newson about the latest developments and future use of ecoacoustics for small-mammal surveys. Read the update: www.nhbs.com/blog/acousti...

We share our conversation with Steven Falk about @naturebureau.bsky.social's A Photographic Guide to Flies of Britain & Ireland. Read the interview: www.nhbs.com/blog/author-...

@steverutt.bsky.social shares thoughts on Ghosts of the Farm by @nicolawriting.bsky.social. Published by @chelseagreenbooks.bsky.social . Read the review: www.britishwildlife.com/ghosts-of-th...

Within February’s newsletter you’ll find @ianparsons.bsky.social‘s review of our Wilding for Conservation series. Now available as an accessible e-book. Read the review here: www.britishwildlife.com/wilding-for-...

The latest British Wildlife newsletter is now available, our monthly round-up from the magazines featuring exclusive book reviews, highlights from the back catalogue, and conversations with our authors. You can read the February newsletter here: mailchi.mp/britishwildl...

British Wildlife 37.4 February 2026 Buy British Wildlife 37.4 February 2026: NHBS, British Wildlife magazine

Hi Jo, print issues are available from the NHBS website here www.nhbs.com/british-wild...

Our February issue is out! Topics this time include English nature laws in crisis, the Common Octopus, birds in place-names, action needed for protected sites and rewilding and birds at Mar Lodge. For more see: www.britishwildlife.com/back-issues/...

wilding - British Wildlife Wilding for Conservation: An Exploration of Rewilding in Britain The complete collection of articles from British WIldlife‘s acclaimed Wilding for Conservation series – an unflinching appraisal of the...

New book on rewilding!

A curated collection of 27 articles published in British Wildlife over the last 5 yrs

So, accessible & nicely produced for a broad readership

And I’m one of the authors. Cheap at the price (£16.99)!
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And did you know we post every book review published in the print magazine on the website too? Here you can browse all the reviews from 2025: www.britishwildlife.com/book-reviews...

Don’t miss out on the complete collection of articles from British Wildlife’s acclaimed Wilding for Conservation series, now available to download for just £16.99!! www.britishwildlife.com/wilding/

Laurence Rose @windhovering.bsky.social shares thoughts on Endemic, published by Bloomsbury Wildlife @chiffchat.bsky.social. Read the review here: www.britishwildlife.com/endemic/

Within January’s newsletter you’ll find @tedtheisinger.com ’s review of On Natural Capital by Partha Dasgupta. Now available in hardback from @penguinbooksusa.bsky.social . Read the review here: www.britishwildlife.com/on-nature-ca...

The latest British Wildlife newsletter is now available, our monthly round-up from the magazines featuring exclusive book reviews, highlights from the back catalogue, and conversations with our authors. You can read the January newsletter here: mailchi.mp/britishwildl...

Essential reading in latest British Wildlife magazine. Really good article by @elliecrane.bsky.social on value & future of unmanaged British woodland, and restoring lost habitats through non-intervention. Great conclusions and I agree with every word.

I wrote a thing (my article is the one with the Star Wars reference 🤓)

Our December issue is out! Topics this time include beavers and orthoptera, ninety years of ecosystems, 'good' ecological status in rivers, the Yellow Meadow Ant, and woodlands: time to embrace the dark side? For more see: www.britishwildlife.com/back-issues/...

Hi James, great pics! We'd be keen to use one of these in our next issue if possible - please could you email us at info@britishwildlife.com so we can send more details?

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And following Rosie Wood of @badgertrust.bsky.social ’s recent column on the ongoing legal battle surrounding badger culling in the UK, @tomlangton.bsky.social summarises findings from recent research on bovine tuberculosis and badgers. Read the feature here: www.britishwildlife.com/cattle-tuber...

@tedtheisinger.com shares thoughts on @robgmacfarlane.bsky.social ’s Is a River Alive? Published by @penguinbooksusa.bsky.social . Read the review here: www.britishwildlife.com/is-a-river-a...

Within November’s newsletter you’ll find Guy Freeman’s review of @rlewington2.bsky.social ’s Pocket Guide to British Spiders, now available in paperback from @chiffchat.bsky.social . Read the review here: www.britishwildlife.com/pocket-guide...

The latest British Wildlife newsletter is now available, our monthly round-up from the magazines featuring exclusive book reviews, highlights from the back catalogue, and conversations with our authors. You can read the November newsletter here: us6.campaign-archive.com?e=__test_ema...

Our November issue is out! Topics this time include Wildcats in South-west England, jellyfish in British and Irish Seas, upland scrub and birds, UV surveys for caterpillars, and the Great Orme. For more, see: www.britishwildlife.com/back-issues/...

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