Free David Attenborough DVD when you subscribe today

View this email online
	For over 50 years, BBC Wildlife Magazine has been the essential read for anyone who wants to understand the natural world, packed with superb features and photography. Subscribe today by Direct Debit and receive David Attenborough’s Rise of Animals DVD free!  BBC One’s hugely acclaimed epic series charts the evolutionary journey of vertebrates from 500 million years ago all the way to Homo sapiens. Broadcasting legend David Attenborough uses newly discovered fossil sites, the latest scientific research and groundbreaking computer-generated images to bring long-extinct species back to life.      Great reasons to subscribe: Receive David Attenborough’s Rise of Animals DVD free Save 30% on the shop price – pay just £16.75 every 6 issues by Direct Debit Free UK delivery to your door Never miss an issue of your favourite natural-history magazine
Click here to subscribe

*Free gift only available to UK residents.
Stock is subject to availability and BBC Wildlife Magazine reserves the right to substitute the gift with an alternative.
Gifts will be sent separately within 28 days of your order. Your subscription will start with the next available issue.
Offer ends 22 March 2014.

  Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy

© Immediate Media Company Limited 2014.
Registered in England No. 5715415
Registered Office: Vineyard House, 44 Brook green, Hammersmith, London, W6 7BT.

Stunning lion-tailed macaque photos, Attenborough's career highlights, plus discover how the fishing cat fishes!

 

All the latest news and features from Discoverwildlife.com

Advertisement feature

View this email online Home   |   Photography   |   Animals   |   British Wildlife   |   Travel   |   Wildlife Gardens   |   Magazine       PHOTO GALLERY   Lion-tailed macaques Wildlife photographers Anup Shah and Fiona Rogers heard about a particular troop of lion-tailed macaques in the forests of Western Ghats that was easier to photograph than most. So they stayed with the monkeys for several weeks, until the animals were sufficiently used to their presence to allow them to take these incredible pictures. Click here          IN THIS ISSUE       March issue – out now Browse through the latest issue of BBC Wildlife Magazine     Advertisement feature   This Month’s Highlights ANIMALS  How does a fishing cat fish? Find out more WILDLIFE ART Ghosts of Gone Birds Find out more NATURAL-HISTORY TV  Attenborough’s career highlights Find out more  BRITISH WILDLIFE © Graham Hann Name this Bewick’s swan The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust wants your help to name this female Bewick’s swan (left).  Email your suggestion to wildlifemagazine@immediate.co.uk by 28 February, with ‘Swan’ in the subject line. Click here     Advertisement Feature   Discover South Africa There are many destinations in the world that claim to have ‘everything’ a visitor could wish for, but in reality very few of them can compete with the almost blinding diversity of South Africa – a country that offers the perfect retreat for wildlife  enthusiasts with its staggering array of wildlife and wilderness. Home to some of the finest wildlife reserves on earth, South Africa  has wonderful options available for the first time safari-goer, keen conservationists, families and intrepid wildlife enthusiasts..  More info >  WILDLIFE TV AND RADIO Secrets of Bones on 25 February at 8.30pm on BBC Four  Evolutionary biologist Ben Garrod discovers how the skeleton has adapted for vertebrates to move on land.  Read more © Ingrid Kvale/BBC Advertisement feature  WILD TRAVEL Ultimate wildlife experiences Don’t miss out on your free, pull-out travel supplement in the March issue. We’ve published a round-up of the 49 most desirable wildlife destinations of 2014. Find out more    WILDLIFE POLL Cast your vote Should grey squirrels be culled to protect red squirrels in the UK? Have your say in this month’s poll. Click here  WILDLIFE PODCAST Podcast Catch up with the BBC Wildlife team in our regular podcast, containing interviews, news stories, practical advice, TV recommendations and a quiz. Click here  WILDLIFE GIVEAWAY Win a Mountain Series Loka camera bag We have a Mountain Series Loka camera bag and Internal Camera Unit insert, worth £230, to give away, courtesy of f-stop. Enter now   February 2014 Photo Contest: Big cats This month, we want to see your best images of really wild cats. See all the entries, upload your photo and vote for your favourite.  Some of your favourites this week       Cheetah cub   Tiger drinking   Lounging leopard    Male lion          Offer ends 7 March 2014 *Free gift and 35% saving is only available to UK residents paying by Direct Debit. Stock is subject to availability, BBC Wildlife Magazine reserves the right to substitute the gift with an alternative. Please allow 28 days for delivery of your gift. Your subscription will start with the next available issue. Unsubscribe | Privacy © Immediate Media Company Limited 2014 Registered in England No. 5715415 Registered Office: Vineyard House, 44 Brook Green, Hammersmith, London, W6 7BT.