Your Cart is Empty
Award-winning, ad‑free print issues that inspire children to love and protect our planet – delivered to your door in 100% recyclable packaging.
Monthly nature adventures delivered to your door
A screen‑free present kids actually look forward to
Curriculum‑supportive nature magazines for KS2 classrooms
See a full sample issue – 36 pages of wild discoveries and activities.
We're recognised for excellence.
Parents' Choice Gold (2020, 2019, 2018) and Mom's Choice Gold (2023, 2022).
BSME shortlisted: Editor of the Year – Youth 2025 and Columnist of the Year 2025.
Say yes to discovery.
Our nature-led stories spark big conversations, build science savvy and inspire real-world solutions.
Our magazines are ad-free because a learning journey should never be interrupted.
No pester power – just hours of captivating reads and hands-on activities.
Planet-friendly by design.
No plastic toys, posted in a paper envelope.
We use biodegradable vegetable inks and print on responsibly sourced paper (FSC certified) –
100% recyclable.
My granddaughter loves to receive her Eco Kids Planet and reads it from cover to cover and saves all her copies.
Hot off the press
Discover extraordinary creatures that thrive in the deep, the dark and the hidden.
Discover extraordinary creatures that thrive in the deep, the dark and the hidden.
Welcome to a world of whispering reeds, muddy mysteries and sudden splashes.
Welcome to a world of whispering reeds, muddy mysteries and sudden splashes.
Reckless or smart? Meet nature’s biggest daredevils
View all available editions of Eco Kids Planet magazine. Cherry-pick selected titles or select a themed bundle.
View all available editions of Eco Kids Planet magazine. Cherry-pick selected titles or select a themed bundle.
We have a range of Eco Kids Planet Products that will keep children collecting and learning.
We have a range of Eco Kids Planet Products that will keep children collecting and learning.
Somewhere beneath a grassy field right now, a tiny insect is building an underground loudspeaker. Male mole crickets engineer horn-shaped burrows that amplify their calls hundreds of metres into the night air – and your child can recreate the same science at home using nothing but cardboard and a phone. This hands-on experiment explores sound, shape and natural engineering in a way that is genuinely surprising. No screens, no special equipment, just a brilliant idea borrowed from nature.
Our Risky Moment competition invited young explorers to capture a risky moment in the wild – a split second when animals must make bold choices to survive. From daring leaps across rocky cliffs to dangerous river crossings, we received many hair-raising entries showing just how adventurous life in nature can be.
A huge thank you to everyone who entered our Winter Explorer competition. You proved that winter is not ‘empty’ at all – it’s full of clues, if you know how to look.
