Wonderland: A Year of Britain’s Wildlife is a highly-reviewed book by two of our best nature writers. Designed to inspire a love of all creatures, it shows the wildlife that share our planet in every corner of the British Isles – from blackbirds, beavers and bettles to tawny owls, natterjack toads and lemon slugs! From…
animal friends
the wildside of modern cities
Urban Jungle explores the wild side of modern-day cities. Nature has always been at the heart of every city from abandoned sites to strips of land alongside railway lines (often mistaken for rivers by wildfowl in heavy rain). Today, natural forces (floods, storms, droughts and pandemics) look set to determine the future, so whereas we…
how to help our lovely urban birds
Pigeons are not ‘rats with wings’. They are actually extremely interesting birds with real personalities. One little boy made friends with a pigeon he would regularly see near a railway station. When one day the small boy was being bullied, the pigeon flew down to attack the bullies! PiCAS are England’s experts on humane prevention/removal…
how rewilding is transforming conservation
Wilder is the story of the the global journey by passionate conservationists, who are using a passive approach to restore ecological areas, yet also actively rewilding other areas, where species are at risk and need to be reintroduced to natural environments, then left alone. Wildlife journalist Millie Kerr details the return of jaguars to an…
planning for the end of our lives
Our Last Best Act is for anyone who wishes to leave a legacy (beyond a transfer of money and property) to ensure a sustainable earth for loved ones, communities and generations to come. With the sudden death of both her parents, the author found herself in this position. Utterly unprepared both emotionally or practically, she…