Wildlife

Wildlife has always been close to our hearts and our Wildlife printed guides are full-colour handbooks to some of the world’s richest wildlife destinations. Suitable for both novices and enthusiasts, each guide is packed with photographs and written by experts but designed for the layman, to enthuse and inform travellers of all ages.

Our authoritative text on behaviours and habitats, plus tips on where and when to see different species, how to identify them, and the threats that they face, naturally extends to our online content.

Featured stories

Focus for Survival 2021: the judges’ shortlist

Voting is now open for the six shortlisted entries in this annual wildlife photography competition.

The coldest miles: a quest through Yukon

As part of the Bradt Travel-writing competition, Polly Evans depicts her incredible dog-sledding adventures in the bitter cold of Canada.

Footprints in the sand: An extract from West with the Light

In this excerpt of his autobiography, the acclaimed nature writer Brian Jackman shares his unique adventures in Namibia.

9 of the best young wildlife photographers

They say that a picture is worth a thousand words. Nowhere is that more true than in our social-media world.

Nature notes: summer wildlife breaks in Wales

From red squirrels and rare wildflowers to seabirds and spider crabs, this country abounds with wildlife delights.

Latest articles

East Africa’s best wildlife spots

Our pick of the best national parks to visit in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda.

Conservation on the mind: the best wildlife reserves in China

From alligator hotspots to national parks, China is prioritising conservation like never before.

Spotted in the wild: where to see Sri Lanka’s ‘Big Five’

From sloth bears to sperm whales, Sri Lanka is home to some of the most remarkable wildlife on the planet.

A Hebridean island escape: a family holiday on Shuna

Become castaways on Shuna – your very own little piece of Scottish Island paradise.

Focus for Survival 2021: the judges’ shortlist

Voting is now open for the six shortlisted entries in this annual wildlife photography competition.

Books relating to wildlife