Across the ages, humans have been remodelling ‘natural’ landscapes. The wild has been tamed and Nature squeezed into ever-smaller spaces. The Great Fen – A Journey Through Time explores how the Cambridgeshire fenland has evolved into the landscape of today.
With detailed descriptions and photos of the adult, egg, caterpillar and chrysalis of each species, this book provides unique insights into a hidden world.
In this new book Chris Preston and Mark Hill describe the bryophyte flora of the vice-county, based on a survey undertaken by local bryologists between 2000 and 2018
Shotover Hill is one of the most significant habitat complexes in southern England
Detailed information about 274 species found to be threatened in Oxfordshire, and will help the reader find them
The seventh in this series of attractively-designed pocket guides describes over 70 of these fascinating insects found in Berks, Bucks and Oxon
The first ever book to cover all aspects of the natural history of the Malverns and will appeal to both residents and visitors interested in learning more about this fascinating area.
This comprehensive new Flora has been compiled by the Sussex Botanical Recording Society to update, expand and revise the Sussex Plant Atlas published in 1980 and is the first major account of the county's flora since Wolley-Dod's work of 1937.
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