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BNA Books How to begin the study of Mosses and Liverworts How to begin the study of Natural History Enjoying Wildlife How to Begin the Study of Amphibians The British Naturalists' Association Guide to Coast and Shore The British Naturalists' Association Guide to Field, Farms and Hedgerows The British Naturalists' Association Guide to Mountain and Moorland The British Naturalists' Association Guide to Ponds and Streams The British Naturalists' Association Guide to Wildlife in Towns The British Naturalists' Association Guide to Woodlands How to Begin the Study of Snails and Slugs Northaw Great Wood its history and natural history
Launch of British Naturalists' Association's newest book 'How to begin the study of Mosses and Liverworts' by Professor David Bellamy and its author Dr June Chatfield at the BNA's Conference in Epping Forest on 10th May 2008. Professor Bellamy wrote the foreword in which he revealed how central to his life has been the fascination with bryophytes. 60 pages full of colour photographs and helpful line drawings, photographs (including invaluable micro photographs) by Christine Riesner, Chris Doncaster, Michael Demidecki and Dr Chatfield.
BNA launched its recent book 'How to begin the study of Natural History', by Dr June Chatfield at Haslemere Museum on 4th May 2007, with BNA President David Bellamy.
Enjoying Wildlife: Published in 1998 by Training Publications Ltd for the Hertfordshire Branch of the British Naturalists' Association to celebrate 50 years of active natural history in Hertfordshire by the Herts BNA Branch. It is edited by Graeme Smith, and beautifully illustrated with line drawings by Chris Doncaster FBNA and Michael Clark. It has a foreword by Richard Mabey. The book is crammed full of chapters giving remarkable insight into different areas of Hertfordshire wildlife, from favourite trees to rusts and smuts, and from moth trapping to butterfly eggs. £6.95.
How to Begin the Study of Amphibians by R Griffiths, published by the Richmond Publishing Company in conjunction with the British Naturalists' Association.
'The British Naturalists' Association Guide to Coast and Shore' by Brian Barnes, Published by Crowood Press
'The British Naturalists' Association Guide to Field, Farms and Hedgerows' by Brian Barnes, Published by Crowood Press
'The British Naturalists' Association Guide to Mountain and Moorland' by Brian Brookes, Published by Crowood Press
'The British Naturalists' Association Guide to Ponds and Streams' by John Clegg, Published by Crowood Press
'The British Naturalists' Association Guide to Wildlife in Towns' by Ron Freethy, Published by Crowood Press
'The British Naturalists' Association Guide to Woodlands' by J.L. Cloudsley-Thomspon, Published by Crowood Press
'How to Begin the Study of Snails and Slugs' by J Sankey, published by Richmond Publishing Co in conjunction with The British Naturalists' Association.
Northaw Great Wood its history and natural history. by members of the Hertfordshire & North Middlesex Branch of The British Naturalists' Association, Editor Bryan L. Sage (1966), Published by the Education Dept. Hertfordshire County Council. This 186 page book shows the activities of a British Naturalists' Association branch at their best, for this exemplary study carried out on Northaw Great Wood, which is an ancient wood in Hertfordshire was carried out by branch members with detailed findings on different groups of fauna and flora, from trees and shrubs to lichens and mammals to woodlice. It is an invaluable assessment of this historic wood which includes checklists for example of over 300 fungi species and over 280 flowering species. It gives a benchmark to an ancient woodland's range of species in SE England.

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