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Matthew Oates, National Trust

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

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Michael Scott

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Michael Scott writes his biannual column, view from the Highlands, from his home in Wester Ross in the north-west Highlands of Scotland. He is now largely retired as a writer, broadcaster and conservationist. He is a former Scottish Officer of Plantlife, and served terms as Chair of Scottish Environment Link and Deputy Chair of Scottish Natural Heritage. He was awarded an OBE in 2005 ‘for services to biodiversity conservation in Scotland’. His book Mountain Flowers is number four in the British Wildlife Collection (Bloomsbury Wildlife). In alleged retirement, he is now happily exploring the world as a regular guest speaker on wildlife subjects on cruise ships.

Articles:

Issue Pages Title
British Wildlife 27.6 August 2016 404-408 Diapensia: mystery on the mountain
British Wildlife 26.1 October 2014 11-17 Reserve focus: Knockan Crag NNR
British Wildlife 23.2 December 2011 100-103 Reserve Focus: Flanders Moss National Nature Reserve, Stirlingshire
British Wildlife 22.6 August 2011 392-395 The long-staying dolphins of Loch Carron
British Wildlife 22.2 December 2010 87-91 Reserve Focus: Isle of May National Nature Reserve, Fife
British Wildlife 20.6 August 2009 389-397 Climate change and the high Cairngorms: reality and hyperbole
British Wildlife 19.6 August 2008 401-410 Sea change: new measures to protect Britain's marine environment
British Wildlife 19.4 April 2008 229-239 The Flow Country revisited
British Wildlife 17.5 June 2006 331-338 The rocks remain: a retrospective on Roineabhal
British Wildlife 16.5 June 2005 318-325 Montane scrub – the challenge of the ‘wee trees’
British Wildlife 10.5 June 1999 297-302 A Scottish perspective on the conservation of Pillwort
British Wildlife 08.2 December 1996 81-86 The Country Councils Five Years on – Watchdogs or Lapdogs?
British Wildlife 03.4 April 1992 214-223 NCC and After

Columns:

Issue Pages Title
British Wildlife 31.1 October 2019 31 View from the Highlands
British Wildlife 30.4 April 2019 271 A view from the Highlands
British Wildlife 30.1 October 2018 28 A view from the Highlands
British Wildlife 29.4 April 2018 272 A View from the Highlands
British Wildlife 29.1 October 2017 26 A View from the Highlands
British Wildlife 28.4 April 2017 255 A View from the Highlands
British Wildlife 28.1 October 2016 42 A view from the Highlands
British Wildlife 27.4 April 2016 264 A View from the Highlands
British Wildlife 27.1 October 2015 34 A View from the Highlands
British Wildlife 26.4 April 2015 266 A View from the Highlands
British Wildlife 25.6 August 2014 418-422 A View from the Highlands
British Wildlife 25.4 April 2014 249 A View from the Highlands
British Wildlife 25.1 October 2013 29 A View from the Highlands

Features:

Issue Pages Title
British Wildlife 13.4 April 2002 271-291 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 12.6 August 2001 421-441 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 12.2 December 2000 124-141 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 11.4 April 2000 278-292 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 10.6 August 1999 421-437 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 10.2 December 1998 116-131 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 09.4 April 1998 248-260 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 08.6 August 1997 384-397 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 08.2 December 1996 112-125 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 07.4 April 1996 248-262 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 06.6 August 1995 384-397 Wildlife reports
British Wildlife 06.2 December 1994 112-126 Wildlife reports

Book Reviews:

Issue Pages Title
British Wildlife 30.1 October 2018 74-75 Abernethy Forest: The History and Ecology of an Old Scottish Pinewood
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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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