Winter 2015 | Magazine Issues

World Wildlife Magazine
Winter 2015

Bristol Bay

Stunning natural beauty, abundant wildlife, millions of salmon, and a proud corps of local protectors make Alaska’s Bristol Bay a treasure on a global scale

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Tracking the Sockeye Salmon Run
A Salmon Scientist on Protecting Streams

Features

A Tradition of Giving Back
One family’s commitment to conservation
At the Top of the World
Snow leopards, fresh water & climate change

Image Driven

A Bengal tiger yawning and lounging in the tall grass

Tiger Numbers Grow in Well-Managed Strongholds

India’s tiger population grows by 60 percent since 2006

Botswana’s Freshwater Oasis for People and Wildlife

In the middle of the Kalahari, the world’s largest inland delta is an oasis
A Gannet’s Elegant Quest for Fish, Caught on Camera
Into Africa: Photographs by Frans Lanting
A National Park Tackles Wildlife Crime With a New Sniffer Dog Team
Tuning In to a Forest’s Stories In Costa Rica

Perspectives

Carter Roberts Talks with Charlotte Mayer

13-year-old environmentalist and entrepreneur

WWF Board Member Bill Reilly on the Worth of Water
Anjara Saloma's Quest to Help Madagascar's Humpback Whales
Jan Rosetta Schockner on Art for Animals’ Sake
Sara Thomas Sees Unlimited Potential in WWF’s Activists
President's Letter: Voices Carry
Editor's Note: It's a Family Affair

The Breakdown

Soy: The Biggest Food Crop We Never Talk About

It has slipped quietly into much of what we consume—and its production is straining ecosystems around the world.

Thai Citizens Condemn the Illegal Ivory Trade

How erasing a Thai letter from people’s names can help elephants
How Drones Help Black-Footed Ferrets
What Does a Tourist Mean to a Park's Bottom Line?

Could an assessment of the tourism value of the world's protected areas help safeguard the endangered species that live in them?
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World Wildlife Magazine Winter 2015

Features

Image Driven

Botswana’s Freshwater Oasis for People and Wildlife

A Gannet’s Elegant Quest for Fish, Caught on Camera

Into Africa: Photographs by Frans Lanting

A National Park Tackles Wildlife Crime With a New Sniffer Dog Team

Tuning In to a Forest’s Stories In Costa Rica

Perspectives

WWF Board Member Bill Reilly on the Worth of Water

Anjara Saloma's Quest to Help Madagascar's Humpback Whales

Jan Rosetta Schockner on Art for Animals’ Sake

Sara Thomas Sees Unlimited Potential in WWF’s Activists

President's Letter: Voices Carry

Editor's Note: It's a Family Affair

The Breakdown

Thai Citizens Condemn the Illegal Ivory Trade

How Drones Help Black-Footed Ferrets

What Does a Tourist Mean to a Park's Bottom Line?

Join Panda Nation and Help Keep Conservation Running