In der aktuellen Ausgabe von BBC Wildlife

• Front lines for nature
  Inside the ambitious UK project rallying local communities to fight for wildlife
• GILLIAN BURKE
  “Many of us have been disconnected from the miracle that is water”
• FEMALE OF THE SPECIES VAMPIRE BATS
  Vampire bats make for blood-spewing besties
• MARK CARWARDINE
  “Europe seems hellbent on creating the most hostile environment for bears possible”
• THE CALLING COMMON CRANE COURTSHIP
  As winter rolls into spring, Britain’s tallest bird sings and dances through our wetlands once again
• FOREVER YOUNG TRILOBITE BEETLE
  The prehistoric-looking insect that never grows up
• LIONS OF THE OCEAN
  Drawn to seas rich with prey, California sealions gather in colonies off Mexico’s Pacific coast. Photographer Henley Spiers captures the lifestyle of these swift and agile hunters
• CROSS COUNTRY
  Translocating elephants is no mean feat – but it’s helping this iconic mammal to reclaim its historic lands
• WALKING WITH PENGUINS
  Mourning her late husband, photographer Ursula Clare Franklin needed a new direction. Soon she was travelling the world, on a quest to photograph her favourite animal, the penguin – all 18 species of them
• “Satellites and space tech play a huge role in protecting the natural world”
  Far above our heads, space technology is supporting conservation in exciting and vital ways
• SNAP-CHAT THE INSIDE WORLD OF WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY
  Sue Daly talks crustaceans, currents and cold-water coral
• Rainbow animals
  Meet the multicolour marvels of the natural world