June–July 2021
Read all the compelling stories in the new issue of National Wildlife!
On the cover: Off Indonesia’s Raja Ampat Islands, a still-healthy coral reef showcases the abundance, diversity and spectacular beauty of these imperiled “rainforests of the sea.” Photograph by Renee Grinnell Capozzola
Spawning a Solution
As the planet’s coral reefs vanish, the race is on to rescue and restore what remains.
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A Greater Good
Scientists have recorded apparent acts of kindness among animals ranging from primates to birds, bat...
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Life Keepers
For species declining in the wild, zoos and aquariums provide critical refuge—and often offer the on...
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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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A Shocking Toll
Saving eagles from the lethal hazards of power line electrocution
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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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Better Berries for Birds
Native species provide a wealth of the fats and nutrients birds need.
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Nature's Witness: Bounty of Bugs
The return of periodical cicadas reveals one of nature’s grand cyclical wonders.
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Shared Moment: Pink Perfection
A milkweed oasis brings milkweed beetles, monarchs and more.
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Capturing Nature’s Magic
Winners of the 2020 Garden for Wildlife photo contest reveal living gems.
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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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