Winter 2023 Issue
Nature's Witness: Pulse of the Planet
On the cover: On a frigid February day in 2022, a Pallas’s cat strides across a snowy plain in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. After waiting for hours in a blind, photographer Thomas Vijayan was able to capture this striking portrait, which won an honorable mention in National Wildlife® magazine’s 2022 photo contest.
Making My World
With a deep passion for the natural world, Black researchers, writers and environmental justice acti...
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Loving the Land
Honoring some notable Black U.S. environmentalists past and present
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Clear Passage
Dam removal is restoring epic runs of herring and other fish in many New England rivers
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Decline of an Ancient Mariner
Plagued by modern threats, prehistoric horseshoe crabs are linchpins in marine and terrestrial food ...
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Many Songs Lifting Spirits
People are happier when they spend time with a diversity of bird species
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Scope
Whale cultural exchange, woodpecker power and how birds & bees make a good brew
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Pulse of the Planet
National Wildlife’s 2022 Photo Contest Winners
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Animal Attraction
With help from a remote camera, a photographer captures a stream of delightful visitors beneath her ...
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