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February–March 2021
Read all the compelling stories in the new issue of National Wildlife!
On the cover: Luxuriant fur helps insulate a young American marten in Wyoming’s Yellowstone National Park. Martens are among many animals that hunt and keep warm within tunnels under the snow, a realm called the subnivium. Photograph by Tim Auer
In Harm's Way
Encroaching on wildlife and natural habitats has made us vulnerable to deadly pandemics such as COVI...
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Room to Roam?
The pandemic has offered scientists an opportunity to study how slowdowns in human activity impact w...
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A Fading Winter Blanket
As snowfall decreases, many species that shelter beneath the snow can suffer from exposure.
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A Shocking Toll
Saving eagles from the lethal hazards of power line electrocution
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News of the Wild
Female birds benefit from winter feeding, squids send light signals and beavers affect permafrost
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Role Reversal
Photographer Tony Wu captures male Korean seahorses giving birth.
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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
An Invitation: Join our global family of photographers, travelers, storytellers and stewards of the ...
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Nature's Witness
National Wildlife’s 2020 Photo Contest Winners
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Nature's Witness: Hostile Takeover
A sea urchin explosion threatens a delicate kelp forest ecosystem.
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Shared Moment: Sneaking a Peek
A "cute" critter to some and a nuisance to others, this invasive gecko outcompetes some native Hawai...
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