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Frances Dipper

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Frances Dipper has always loved the sea, in spite of being brought up on a farm in deepest Warwickshire. She started her marine journey at Port Erin in the Isle of Man studying for her PhD. She then spent a few years with the Nature Conservancy Council, based in Huntingdon, doing diving surveys of marine life around the UK. She is now a marine consultant, lecturer and author and has been studying marine life for over 40 years. She has dived extensively in the UK, Middle East and Far East. She has run numerous expeditions and courses for divers and naturalists and has written many books on marine life and ocean environments for children and adults. In 2003 her Dorling Kindersley children’s book, Guide to the Oceans, won the Royal Society Aventis Prize for junior Science Books. Her most ambitious (and largest) recent book is The Marine World: A Natural History of Marine Life published in 2016. She is a long-term member of the Porcupine Marine Natural History Society (PMNHS).

Frances writes in every issue of British Wildlife as author of the marine life column in the wildlife reports.

Articles:

Issue Pages Title
British Wildlife 31.5 June 2020 313-319 Editorial: British wildlife in lockdown

Features:

Issue Pages Title
British Wildlife 34.1 October 2022 47-69 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 33.8 August 2022 591-612 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 33.7 June 2022 517-537 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 33.5 April 2022 360-381 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 33.4 February 2022 282-303 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 33.3 December 2021 205-225 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 33.1 October 2021 46-68 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 32.8 August 2021 693-614 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 32.7 June 2021 518-538 Wildlife reports
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 32.1 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
British Wildlife 30.3 February 2019 202-222 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 30.2 December 2018 122-142 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 30.1 October 2018 46-66 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 29.6 August 2018 434-455 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 29.5 June 2018 359-378 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 29.4 April 2018 281-301 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 29.3 February 2018 204-223 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 29.2 December 2017 121-142 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 29.1 October 2017 45-64 Wildlife reports

Book Reviews:

Issue Pages Title
British Wildlife 30.4 April 2019 308 Rocky Shores
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"British Wildlife is the pulsating heart of the UK nature conservation movement."

Matthew Oates, National Trust

"The most important and informative publication on wildlife of our times"

Michael McCarthy, The Independent

"Packed with readable, thoughtful, up to date articles; written by ecologists and naturalists for ecologists and naturalists"

Nick Baker, Presenter and Naturalist

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