Books for sale
Our stunning new 148-page full-colour nature reserves guide was published in January 2006. It includes colour photographs of each reserve and its wildlife, location maps and directions, together with descriptions and the best seasons to visit. Priced at £12 (plus £1 p&p) it's an essential guide to wildlife and where to see it in Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire. To buy your copy, please send a cheque for £13 made payable to 'The Wildlife Trust' to our Cambridgeshire office quoting reference 'Where to see'.
Nationally, the Wildlife Trusts'
reserves guide, Wildlife Walks, features 500 of the best reserves around
the UK and includes over 400 maps, illustrations and photographs. It's
full of ideas for fantastic days out for all the family, and contains
fascinating facts and information on the wildlife you could see at
each reserve. To buy your copy, please send a cheque for £12.99 made payable to 'The Wildlife Trust' to our Cambridgeshire office quoting reference 'Wildlife Walks'.
Wildlife Gardening For Everyone, is an attractive and colourful new handbook combining the practical knowledge and inspiring ideas of experts from both the Wildlife Trusts and the Royal Horticultural Society. What makes it stand out is that it also includes the experiences of the public who contributed to the online forum Wild About Gardens created by the RHS and Wildlife Trusts in 2005. The book takes the very best ideas, experiences, questions and answers that members of the public swapped on the internet and tops them up with the advice of the experts. The 100 most common topics from the website are covered in this well-illustrated and fact-packed 288 sturdy paperback. You can buy it in bookshops or from the Wildlife Trust directly by sending a cheque for £13.99 (including p&p) made payable to 'The Wildlife Trust' to our Cambridgeshire office quoting reference 'Wildlife Gardening'.
Brampton Wood - A Natural History is a superb account of the history, management and wildlife of our largest woodland reservel. It summarises 20 years of patient fieldwork by local naturalists, illustrated with superb colour photographs. With comprehensive lists of all the wildlife - from birds and mammals, flowers, fungi, and butterflies to beetles, moths and mosses - it's one of the finest accounts of any nature reserve. Anyone with an interest in woods, wildlife or local history, or who enjoys walking in a place of beauty and tranquility will learn something from this book. To buy your copy (£20 incl. p&p) please contact Peter Walker on 01480 390191 or at walkpeg@ntlworld.com Please make cheques payable to the
Huntingdonshire Flora and Fauna Society
(HFFS)