Accessibility Links

  • Skip to Main Content
  • Skip to Main Navigation
  • Skip to Footer
About BBC Wildlife Contact us Competitions
Sign In Register
Sign In Register
Settings Sign out
My account

From the team at BBC Wildlife Magazine

Subscribe
    Subscribe
    Animals
    Animals
    View all Animals
    Animal ID
    Quizzes
    Amphibians
    Birds
    Fish
    Insects & Invertebrates
    Mammals
    Marine animals
    Reptiles
    Plants
    Plants
    View all Plants
    Plant ID
    Quizzes
    Flowers
    Trees
    Fungi
    Water Plants
    Wildlife Garden
    Holidays & Days Out
    Holidays & Days Out
    View all Holidays & Days Out
    UK
    Africa
    Antarctica
    Asia
    Europe
    North America
    South America
    Oceania
    Reader Holidays
    Travel planner
    How To
    How To
    View all How To
    Identify Wildlife
    Make Things
    Watch Wildlife
    Photograph Wildlife
    Wildlife Gardening
    People & Wildlife
    People & Wildlife
    View all People & Wildlife
    Meet The Scientist
    Tales from the Bush
    Volunteers
    Wildlife Champion
    Galleries
    About BBC Wildlife
    Contact us
    Competitions
    1. Home
    2. Farming & Wildlife

    Farming & Wildlife

    An artist’s impression of Exmoor National Park Authority’s vision for the future. © Richard Allen, richardallenillustrator.com
    News

    New vision for Exmoor National Park

    A wild salmon is leaping the waterfall at Buchanty Spout, Scotland. © RDPhotography/Getty
    News

    Salmon bred in captivity have fewer offspring in the wild

    Sky lanterns being released at the 'Pennsylvania Sky Lantern Festival' in Pennsylvania, United States in September 2019. © Vural Elibol/Anadolu Agency/Getty
    News

    Concern over potential release of sky lanterns

    Advertisement
    Marmalade hoverfly. © Will Hawkes
    News

    Migrating hoverflies are providing essential pollination and pest control in the UK

    Skylark Alauda arvensis, at the grassy edge of a small field. Cornwall, England. June.
    News

    Hope for skylarks

    Sheep-grazing-at-Curbar-Edge-Derbyshire.-Peter-Thompson_Heritage-Images_Getty_623-ea45c4f
    Mammals

    What would happen if sheep stopped grazing our hillsides?

    jaguar_staffanwidstrand_wwf_623-3e9261f
    News

    Conservationists accused of turning a blind eye to the real reason for wildlife declines around the world

    MichaelGove_BenAndrew_623-7074e9d
    News

    Gove commits government to restoring British wildlife

    P1040249_623-1ef9219
    People & Wildlife

    Can farming be wildlife-friendly?

    Advertisement
    1-First-Hay-Cut-August-2015_623-65ec6ca
    People & Wildlife

    One man went to sow

    Gamo-Highlands_62-2bf2440
    News

    How does coffee help butterflies?

    <> on October 27, 2014 in Selkirk, Scotland.
    News

    Wild fish at risk from salmon farms

    Extending as far south as northern Africa, the cirl bunting is at the limit of its European range in southwestern England. © MikeLane45 / iStock
    News

    Britain’s cirl buntings are back from the brink

    Want to be updated when there is Discover Wildlife news?

    Sign up to receive our newsletter!

    Thanks! You're now subscribed to our newsletter.

    Already have an account with us? Sign in to manage your newsletter preferences

    Sign in
    Register

    By entering your details, you are agreeing to Discover Wildlife terms and conditions and privacy policy. You can unsubscribe at any time.

    Site footer

    • Visit us on Facebook
    • Visit us on Twitter
    • Visit us on Instagram
    • Subscribe to our RSS feed
    • Terms & Conditions
    • Privacy Policy
    • Cookies Policy
    • Code of conduct
    • Licensing
    • Subscription
    • Find Us
    • Manage cookies
    Immediate Media
    BBC Wildlife magazine is published by Immediate Media Company Limited under licence from BBC Studios, which helps fund new BBC programmes. © Immediate Media Company Ltd 2021.
    Partner logo