Caroline Bulman

Dr Caroline Bulman is the Head of Species Ecology at Butterfly Conservation and has worked for the charity since 2001 following the completion of her PhD on the Marsh Fritillary butterfly. Much of her work has focused on the development and implementation of conservation projects for priority species of butterflies and moths. Caroline works within the science team and is currently responsible for developing applied research projects.

Caroline writes in every issue of British Wildlife as co-author of the butterflies column in the wildlife reports.

Articles:

Issue	Pages	Title
British Wildlife 31.5 June 2020	313-319	Editorial: British wildlife in lockdown
British Wildlife 27.2 December 2015	111-122	Conserving Britain's fastest-declining butterfly
British Wildlife 24.6 August 2013	408-417	Conserving the Marsh Fritillary across the UK – lessons for landscape-scale conservation

Features:

Issue	Pages	Title
British Wildlife 32.5 April 2021	359-380	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 32.4 February 2021	283-303	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 32.3 December 2020	205-224	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 32.2 November 2020	126-147	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 32.1 October 2020	49-68	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 31.6 August 2020	436-456	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 31.5 June 2020	360-379	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 31.4 April 2020	282-302	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 31.3 February 2020	202-222	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 31.2 December 2019	126-144	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 31.1 October 2019	47-67	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 30.6 August 2019	434-456	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 30.5 June 2019	361-380	Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 30.4 April 2019	278-299	Wildlife reports

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Caroline Bulman

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