Fungi can be found almost anywhere. They love to grow in damp and murky laces, and can even be found thriving inside anima's bodies, in contaminated soil or underwater.
In September’s ‘Funky Fungi’ issue, we asked our young readers to draw their favourite fungus in a most unusual place. Thank you ...
In our July/August double issue, we asked you capture some colourful images of summer. Thank you to everyone who sent us their photographs. We were delighted to receive your vibrant entries snapped in local gardens and woods or exotic destinations.
Congratulations to our four winners!
Amelie, aged ...
In our June's Coastal Creatures issue, we asked our readers to tell us about their favourite seashore species. Thank you to everyone who sent us their drawings, posters, photographs and collages. What a great variety of shore creatures!
Congratulations to our five winners!
Archie, aged 8, Gillin...
We were super pleased to see such an army of rhino supporters among our readers! The number of entries we received was truly heartening. Thank you so much to everyone who submitted a poster. Together, you sent such a powerful message to stop rhino poachers.
We loved receiving your entries to our cress head competition. What funny cress-headed fellows you created: from crooks and caterpillars to polar bears and princesses! Thank you to everyone who entered the competition.
Thanks to everyone who took part in our Super Slime Creature competition. You created a whole new world of slime diversity, reaching well beyond planet Earth. Well done to everyone who entered the competition!
Thanks to all our readers who shared their wild heroes with us. We loved receiving your letters and reading about the miraculous ways your heroes help us and their environment.
Natures Rhyming Riddle
Thank you to all the budding poets who entered our Nature Riddle competition. We have lots of fun solving your enigmatic rhymes. Some were easy to guess, while others were, indeed, like nature’s greatest mysteries!
Congratulations to our five lucky winners!
Emilia, age 7, Dund...