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It seems like the best job in the world, yet few people truly do it well. To help hone your entry to this year’s awards, here are a few hints on the art of travel writing.
What’s your favourite wildlife destination?
Now you can have your say, too. Let us know in fewer than 50 words, below, about the greatest wildlife location you’ve ever visited and why it’s so special, and you could win a copy of wildlife photographer Mark Carwardine's Ultimate Wildlife Experiences.
Ever dreamed of finning beside a whale shark or watching a female humpback nurse her calf? Ten of our top photographers and experts reveal their most incredible underwater encounters – and explain how you can take the plunge and experience them for yourself.
Long renowned for its historic sites and desert adventures, Jordan is building a reputation among wildlife enthusiasts – especially those who enjoy life’s smaller pleasures.
The array of wildlife-watching opportunities in Africa is dizzying. But with a wealth of species to spot and a vast range of parks, reserves, lodges and camps, how do you pick your perfect safari? BBC Wildlife asked the experts.
Sea kayaking is a great way to enjoy eye-to-eye encounters with marine wildlife – even for novices.
Home to Africa’s friendliest pachyderms, Zimbabwe is once again a great destination for wildlife tourism.
Safari expert Stephen Mills reveals the best locations and shares his top tips for ensuring an unforgettable lion-watching experience.
A musky perfume, a pile of twigs – the evidence all adds up. European beavers have returned to mid-Argyll after four centuries of absence. Kenny Taylor takes a magical mystery tour of their new home.
On assignment for BBC Wildlife Magazine, Bill Oddie gives blood to the rainforest, meets some familiar feathered friends, experiences the ‘Rainforest Rainbow’ and has four game drives in which to find a leopard…
You may visit exotic destinations to see the wildlife, but it’s the antics of your fellow travellers that will make the trip memorable according to Hilary Bradt.
