Background and Format: Wildlife Durham is the magazine of the Durham Wildlife Trust. It promotes the Trust's activities and also examines the wildlife around the county. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at those interested in wildlife, walking, the outdoors and conservation in Durham. It is also aimed at those who like taking their family members out for countryside trips. Deadline: For the winter issue, copy must be submitted before 1 October. For the spring issue it's 29 January. For the summer issue, it is 1 May. Time of Publication: The magazine is published on the 20 November, the 10 February and 20 July. Frequency: 3 issues per year. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Distribution: The newspaper is available through subscription in its print format and is distributed via post to members of the Durham Wildlife Trust. Ad Rates: Advertising information can be found here Other information: The magazine has a readership of 20,000 people.

Wildlife Gadgetman is a blog with the objective: "Wildlife watching made easy". The Author provides a variety of tools, hints and tips, review guides and more on his site. The audience is mainly UK-focused. The Creator of the blog Jason Alexander is a self-described "wildlife nut and gadget geek" who shares tips and advice on how to watch wildlife. He is a Professional Photographer, Camera Designer and Website Designer. Jason has been working in the technology sector for over 25 years and for the past ten of those he has been applying the knowledge and experience he's gained to developing ways to get closer to wildlife and the natural world. He spends much of his time either developing ideas in his ‘Gadget Lab‘, working with clients to develop their wildlife projects, watching/photographing wildlife or writing wildlife-related articles. Previous entries in the Wildlife Gadget Man blog include What Do You Do With Your Autumn Leaves?, My #2minbeachclean Along The Landguard Peninsula, Share Your Love Of Garden Birds! and Trail Camera Wildlife Recording - Code Of Practice. The posts tend to vary in length. PR opportunities may include guest blogging and review opportunities. Jason can be reached via email at jason@wildlifegadgetman.com Awards: 2016 - UK Blog Awards, Most Innovative (nominated) 2016 - UK Blog Awards, Green & Eco (highly commended) Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE <m:rMargi

Official educational publication of the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission and written for fishermen, hunters and conservationists. Contains color photography and articles on hunting, fishing, outdoor recreation, natural history, wildlife research, environment and conservation.

Focuses on wildlife and natural resources throughout Mississippi. Topics fall into the following categories: fisheries management and water quality, migratory bird and wetland habitat, wildlife habitat, rare species, conservation education and policy, and outdoor recreation and parks.

Covers management and conservation of wildlife.

Presents articles solicited from professional wildlife biologist or land manager who has done the research and applied his findings here in the South. Provides the reader with land and game management techniques that work for landowners, managers and serious hunters. Each issue follows the wildlife cycles in that season from what the birds and animals are doing on your place at that time to what can be done to improve their habitat, their health, and their numbers.

Two friends talk tarot, mysticism, and everything in between!

Background & Format: Launched in December 2018, Wildparkin is a commercial blog about "adventures in bushcraft and nature with outdoors professionals." The blog provides a mixture of outdoor activity content with Darren blogging about what is of interest to him. Many posts are about reviews of equipment like kettles which are written in a analytical style and may include photographs. Others consist of wildlife, bushcraft workshops and courses. He also writes news stories.  The Blogger: Wildparkin is written by Darren Parkin who started the blog while working as a outdoors writer, gear tester and reviewer.  PR Opportunities: PR opportunities are available in the form of interviews, products to reviews. Darren can best be reached at darrenparkin@rocketmail.com

Wildsam Magazine is a bi-monthly print travel and culture magazine covering road trips, the outdoors, culture and vehicles.

WILE-AM is a commercial station owned by AVC Communications Inc. The format of the station is sports. WILE-AM broadcasts to the Cambridge, OH area at 1270 AM. The station targets listeners ages 13 to 100. WILE-AM's tagline is "ESPN Radio 1270."