Illustrated, personal essays by artist Amy Jean Porter about encounters with local wildlife, from warblers and turtles to cormorants, mixed with reflections on seasons and nature. Readers get gentle natural history and a reminder to notice the animals around them.

The Ornithologist is an international magazine covering bird science, conservation and ornithological education, with feature articles on species range changes and migration. Readers get well-sourced accounts of bird population trends and research findings, often citing surveys and scientific reviews.

Inkcap publishes long-form feature journalism that goes deep on specialised subjects, such as an investigation into returning the Dalmatian pelican to Britain and a letterpress printer's search for ink made from local materials. Readers get reported stories with archival detail, expert interviews and first-hand accounts of the places and craft involved.

Greg Forcey, a wildlife biologist, shares practical ways to use AI tools such as Claude in ecological research, including automating literature searches. He also summarises recent studies on monitoring and reducing bird and bat deaths at wind energy facilities.