In Otter News
Team member Sarah Malcolm has been in North Devon during lockdown but has been keeping us updated with footage from the Wildlife Worldwide camera… Read on
My Lockdown Wildlife Experience…
Like much of the UK and indeed the world, my wife and I have been working from home for the past seven weeks and whilst it has undoubtedly posed a few… Read on
Sensational Seabirds of Northumberland & the Farnes
There is something astonishing about seabirds, wherever they are seen. These are beings which spend just a fraction of their lives on land, devoting… Read on
A Guide to Garden Invertebrates
This has not been the most straightforward of springs. There can hardly be a human on earth whose family life, livelihood, and plans have not been… Read on
My Photography Hide Project
Team member and wildlife photographer Bret Charman has gone to a lot of effort to ensure he can continue to photograph during the Covid-19 lockdown. Read on
Eagles, Cranes & Monkeys – A Japanese Winter
Bret Charman led our inaugural Japan’s Winter Wildlife photography tour in February and looks back on some of the highlights. Read on
The Weird & the Wonderful
Here at Wildlife Worldwide we are obviously fascinated by wildlife, from the ocean giants to the smallest insects. However, for some of the team there… Read on
Colour Your Way Through Isolation
Download our drawings of a few well-known garden birds (from the UK) and bring out your creative side this spring. Read on
The Hidden World of Bugs & Beasts
I love macro photography because it opens a small window into a world that we normally walk past and/or don’t notice. Whether it’s a tiny insect,… Read on
Nature's Song
Wherever you live in the UK, even in the centre of a city, there will be birdsong. As attractive as it sounds to us, birdsong has two meanings to… Read on
Flying Vicariously
The freedom to fly must be enjoyed vicariously, for now, through our feathered friends. Darting at will from one garden to the next in the case of the… Read on
A Journey to the Land of the Polar Bears and Woolly Mammoths
Team member Emma Healey recalls memorable wildlife highlights from a voyage to Wrangel Island on the east coast of Russia. Read on
