Europe

Here are some of the world’s most amazing migrations, from the best-known wildebeest in the Serengeti to the not so famous bearded pig in South East Asia – in 1983 the number migrating through the rainforests of Borneo was estimated at one million.

We’ve teamed up with Backwaters cruises to help you discover the wildlife and waterways of France this autumn.

Explore ‘The Route of 100 Birds’ in spring with an expert guide on this BBC Wildlife reader holiday in May 2019.

France's first national park, Vanoise was created in 1963 to protect the declining population of ibex after hunting became more widespread.

Don’t miss out on BBC Wildlife’s trip of a lifetime to Svalbard to see amazing Arctic species amidst stunning scenery with naturalist and TV presenter Nick Baker.

Receive a warm welcome and encounter a wealth of wildlife on land and at sea when you visit this gem of an island.

Its landscape may be flat, but its wildlife certainly isn't. Visit this land of windmills and water to encounter spoonbills in sand dunes and wild ponies in wetlands.

From easy-to-spot beavers and eagles to rarer predators such as bears and wolves, meet the star species of Sweden.

There's wildlife aplenty on Spain's scorching sierras and sunny shores.