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From identifying dragonflies to conserving flower-rich meadows, British Wildlife provides the answer for the naturalist and conservationist who wants to be better informed
The only independent magazine covering all aspects of British wildlife and its conservation.
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Fully illustrated - includes high quality colour and black-and-white illustrations and photographs
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Up-to-date - coverage of the latest news and events concerning British wildlife and conservation
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Accessible - written by acknowledged experts for the non-specialist
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Authoritative - published with the co-operation of the major British wildlife organisations
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Regular features - wildlife reports, reserve focus, conservation news, habitat management news, book reviews and letters
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Superb value for money - over 400 information packed pages (not cluttered with advertisements) a year for as little as £20.95
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Six issues delivered direct to your address
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Since its launch in Autumn 1989 British Wildlife has rapidly established itself as a quality magazine providing essential reading for both enthusiast and professional naturalists and wildlife conservationists in Great Britain and Ireland.
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Wildlife Reports
The acclaimed Wildlife Reports section, supplied by some of the leading experts in their field - for example, Paul Waring, Michael Scott, Dawn Balmer, Gordon Woodroffe and Nick Bowles - is eagerly awaited by many naturalists throughout Britain.
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Conservation News
This section, compiled by Sue Everett, is a wide-ranging summary of conservation issues, from the effect on wildlife of changing agricultural policies and Government initiatives to pollution threats to marine life and changes in law.
In-depth Articles
There are several in-depth articles in each issue. These have covered such diverse subjects as farming and bird conservation, ancient woodlands, badgers and the law, conserving rare plants, sharks in British waters and managing nature reserves.
Other regular features include:
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Reserve Focus - a detailed look at the history, management, wildlife and access to some of Britain's premier reserves
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Identification - a feature written by expert field naturalists and illustrated by artworks and photographs. Past subjects covered include: newts, clubmosses, darter dragonflies, burnet moths, reptiles, bee orchids and social wasps
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Habitat Management News - an up-to-date review of the latest findings and techniques
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Twitcher in the Swamp and Through a Naturalist's Eyes - regular columns by Peter Marren and Robert Burton
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Book Reviews and Letters
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Annual Subscription:
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Ordinary individual subscriptions
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£20.95
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Standard subscriptions (libraries, organisations, companies, consultancies etc)
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£25.95
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European subscriptions
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£27.00
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All other overseas subscriptions
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£33.00
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The Butterflies of Britain & Ireland (2nd Edition).
Click here for more details.
Stocks are in, and the book is looking fabulous!
Here is what people have been saying:
Simon Barnes, The Times
‘This is probably the best butterfly book of them all: sumptuous, readable and marvellously complete.’
Mark Cocker, award-winning author of Birds Britannica
‘When The Butterflies of Britain and Ireland was first published in 1991 it was the best single-volume work on its subject in more than a generation. Part of the success involved the collaboration of an outstanding scientist, Jeremy Thomas, with a peerless illustrator, Richard Lewington. Between them these two have probably done more to awaken a sense of the social, cultural and environmental importance of insects in general, and butterflies in particular, than anyone alive. With this new edition (by British Wildlife Publishing) they have achieved something wonderful - a classic work of natural history that has just got a whole lot better.’
Peter Eeles of www.ukbutterflies.co.uk
‘. . .a seriously beautiful and seriously informative piece of work and I can't recommend it highly enough.’
Adrian Hoskins of www.learnaboutbutterflies.com
‘The most complete, up to date and best illustrated book about British butterflies, bar none!’
Michael McCarthy, The Independent
‘Britain's best-loved butterfly book’
Peter Marren, The Weekend Telegraph
‘. . . what promises to be our best butterfly book for 20 years, by our top expert Professor Jeremy Thomas and acclaimed butterfly artist, Richard Lewington’ |
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Click on image below to view sample page from the 2nd edition of the The Butterflies of Britain and Ireland.
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Binders (cordex style, in black with a silver embossed spine and cover and date labels) and indexes are available
Binder and Index for Vols 1-18 at £7.95 each (please note that the indexes for Vols 1, 2, 3, 4, 9 and 10 are no longer available, and the binder only will be supplied for these volumes)
Index for Vols 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 are available at £2.50 each
Payment details:
Order online following the link through to our e-shop, or if you prefer send your order with a cheque payable to British Wildlife Publishing (overseas cheques must be in Pounds Sterling, drawn on a UK bank)
or supply credit card details to:
Subs Department, British Wildlife Publishing, The Old Dairy, Milton on Stour, Gillingham, Dorset SP8 5PX.
Telephone orders can be placed on 01747 835511
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Site last updated: June 01, 2010
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