August–September 2021
Read all the compelling stories in the new issue of National Wildlife!
On the cover: In Montana, a young male bison grazes amidst June flowers inside the National Bison Range, whose management recently passed to the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Indian Reservation. Photograph by Donald M. Jones
Coming Full Circle
After more than 100 years, management of the National Bison Range finally returns to the Indigenous ...
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Avian Obsession
The species that first inspired birders
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Babes in Arms
A photographer’s lifelong passion to document young lives in the wild
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News of the Wild
Fireflies at risk, cuttlefish show self-control and climate change affects allergy season
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News of the Wild
Pollution regulations that save birds, the world's strongest beetle and at-risk oaks
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News of the Wild
An abundance of suburban wildlife, mowing milkweed for monarchs and glowing platypuses
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Keeping Them Wild
Attracting wildlife is safe as long as you give animals space.
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The Truth About Honey Bees
Raising nonnatives does not “save the bees”—and may harm them.
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Seeds of Recovery
Horticultural therapists cultivate the curative power of gardening.
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It's My Nature
As part of National Wildlife magazine’s Nature’s Witness™ initiative, we are beginning this new seri...
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Nature's Witness: Sea Oddity
A curious sea lion investigates a discarded face mask.
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Shared Moment: Sea Angel
A serendipitous shot of a sea turtle
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Maryland aquarium spotlight, murals of iconic wildlife, teaching tomorrow's conservation leaders and more
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A groundbreaking bipartisan bill aims to address the looming wildlife crisis before it's too late, while creating sorely needed jobs.
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