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COUNTRY-SIDE Magazine
Pine Martin on the alert © Mark Hamblin 2004	The Editor The 2005 BNA Centennial Conference The British Naturalists' Association's Annual Awards The History of Hooper's Hedgerow Hypothesis An introduction to Bats Pebbles on the Beach From Lizards to Lady's Slippers Dormice & The North Devon Dormouse Project BNA Phenological Recording Book Reviews Cairngorms National Park Authority Wildlife 'Face to Face' Environment Now British Naturalist

Read the first edition of Country-Side update (Winter 00/01)

Country-Side archive section

Spring & Summer 2004		Autumn & Winter 2003
	The Editor The Seventeenth Annual Blake Shield BNA Awards: 2003 Otter Award and the Robin's Project: “Creatures that Fly in the Night” Brown Lipped Banded Snail Project by Ysgol Cemaes Horsdonside NEWT Garden The Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust and Attenborough Nature Reserve Which Hawthorn is Which? Environment Now Phenological Survey 2002 Book Reviews British Naturalist		The Editor Dissecting & analysing pellets The BNA Annual Awards 2003 The State of Wildlife at the Beginning of the 21st Century Rockingham Reds The Amanita Toadstools– A Guide to Identification Welcome to my Museum Cuckoos Arriving Earlier! Looking at Lichens Environment Now British Naturalist Annual Conference Field Week & AGM 2004

Spring & Summer 2003		Autumn & Winter 2002
	The Editor Environment Now News & Comment Annual Conference Weekend & AGM 2003 Coastal mammal observations in Scotland British Naturalist Blake Shield 2002 Phenological Survey 2001 Book Reviews Report of Council of Management		The Editor Conference News Chairman’s Introduction Annual Awards 2002 Conference Lecture – 1. A History of Exploitation of Seabirds 2. The Coxhead Bequest of British Botanic Illustrations 3. The Rocky Shore British Naturalist Conference Activity – 1. Spiders and Harvestmen at Slapton Ley, South Devon 2. Analysing Otter Spraints 3. Using Wild Herbs and Coastal 'Pot Herbs' News & Comment Environment Now

Spring & Summer 2002

Autumn & Winter 2001

Spring & Summer 2001

Summer & Autumn 2000

Spring & Summer 2000

Autumn & Winter 1999

THE EDITOR WRITES

Welcome to BNA on the internet!

I hope you enjoy your visit and want further to invite you to meet us/write to us for further information care of the contact address on the home web page.

"Country-Side" is the magazine for members of the organisation and is at the moment produced twice a year,although plans exist to return it to a more frequent publication.

You will see here a few extracts from the magazine which give you a taster of what to expect.There are many regular features on meetings,rambles,conferences and the like which should be of interest to the amateur naturalist-especially since the emphasis is on nature at your doorstep-British fauna and flora with practical guides, explanations,articles and helpful hints to make the mundane appear all the more intriguing.

Above all, we encourage involvement and participation- in writing articles/letters; in photography and in the study and documentation of findings.

Our founder, E. Kay Robinson, a media mogul of his day would be amused by the consternation that the new electronic technology has caused in some, but as an adventurer in nature and in life he would surely have approved of the opportunities afforded to "Country-Side" to harness and prosper under this new medium.

Anyway,I hope you enjoy what you read and see and look forward to receiving your comments,contributions and even subscriptions in the future.The BNA is a great organisation with a positive go-ahead attitude which I feel will really lead to some exciting opportunities for growth in the future. Onwards and upwards………

BRIAN MCLELLAND

Editor, Country-Side.

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