April's British Wildlife Mag includes a RSPB article about the role of Marsh Lousewort in fen restoration. It talks about how we're using the plant as an ecosystem engineer to restore Oxfordshire's alkaline fens 👏

Read about Oxfordshire Fens: freshwaterhabitats.org.uk/.../oxfordshir…

Check out the current issue of British Wildlife for the latest news on the rare Speckled Footman moth, through work carried out by a team of volunteers, including Footprint staff.

MOST EXCELLENT NEWS!!! So important + something we're working up on #WatercressAndWinterbournes on the #RiverTest and #RiverItchen
Timely article in British Wildlife Mag Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust South Downs National Park The National Lottery Heritage Fund Wessex Rivers Trust #watervole #rivers #INNS #mink

‘It is indeed difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it…My part in this fills me with shame.’

Grim, brave, urgent column on the catastrophe of 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿salmon-farming by Hugh Raven 🇺🇦 in new British Wildlife Mag
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The February issue is now out! Featuring articles on wrasse species of British and Irish seas, a new age of destruction in ancient woods, links between rare plants and human history, rewilding freshwater ecosystems and much more.

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The December issue is now out! Featuring the natural and cultural history of Yew, coastal adaptation to benefit wildlife, the biology and impacts of blackflies in Britain, oceanic wet grasslands in Scotland, and much more...

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As usual some superb content in British Wildlife magazine. Eg fascinating article by Aljos Farjon with contemporary photos of ancient oaks that featured in the 1826 Sylvia Britannica by Joseph George. Adam Cormack Woodland Trust🌳 Ancient Tree Forum

Reflections by Mark Avery

‘…the most insightful and accessible book we have on the current state of wildlife conservation in Britain and what we might do to improve things.’

Full review here👇🏻

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My article in the Nov/Dec edition of British Wildlife on ecological grief. We must talk about it. Working with constant loss, “is damaging, it is real, it is tangible and it hurts.” ⁦British Wildlife Mag⁩ ⁦Curlew Action⁩

The November issue is now out! Featuring the Royal Fern at Askham Bog, freshwater sponges, the wildlife and history of Grace Dieu, how to build a sustainable economy, and much more...

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In the October issue, Alastair Lavery and Lawrence Bee describe the history, biology and identification of the infamous false widow spiders, accompanied by artwork from renowned illustrator Richard Lewington

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Following the departure (after 32 years!!) of the brilliant Sue Everett, BW’s Conservation news will now be cared for by a new team of excellent contributors, each with their own area of expertise – for the first of the new-look Conservation news, see britishwildlife.com/back-issues/br…

It's a privilege to join the new team of columnists writing for British Wildlife Mag Tough shoes to fill since Sue Everett 's departure but we'll do our best!

Latest edition now available: britishwildlife.com

New British Wildlife Mag and new dedicated conservation news section for Ireland which I'm delighted to be compiling

A fantastic lichen piece in here written by the British Lichen Society’s (& Plantlife’s) Dave Lamacraft!

The October issue of #BritishWidllife magazine is out, which includes my article 'A short history of snail-eating in Britain' 🐌
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Pick up the latest issue of British Wildlife Mag for a feature by Plantlife's Dave Lamacraft (@davelama_lichen) exploring the conservation of #ichens in temperate #rainforests .

Read more on Plantlife's consrvation work in #Somerset #Cornwall & #Devon here > plantlife.org.uk/wp-content/upl…

The October issue is now out! Volume 35 begins with the conservation of lichens in south-west England, calving and early life of Red Deer, an introduction to false widow spiders, the return of the wildwood, and much more...

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The Autumn issue is now out! Featuring the management of conifers for saproxylic invertebrates, the pros and cons of wildflower seed sowing, disease risk in conservation translocations, and much more...

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