Stewart McPherson is the owner and manager of Redfern Natural History Publications and author of many of its books. His global explorations have afforded him a place of significance in the botanical world, and many of his worldwide field trips have resulted in the classification of new plant species, with a particular emphasis on carnivorous [...]
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“A major contribution to biodiversity conservation in a crucial region…”: IBAs Americas reviewed in IBIS, July 2011
Important Bird Areas: Americas “One of BirdLife International’s core research activities over recent years has centred on developing an Important Bird Area (IBA) network worldwide. The publication of ‘IBAs Americas’ represents a major milestone in this project. It is the culmination of 15 years of work by 72 partner organizations and over 3000 people to identify and document the most [...]
Nick Baker reviews the Stealth Gear One Man Chair Hide for NHBS
“I think this hide is great value for money.” “If, like me, you’ve spent time trying to conceal yourself from your wildlife subjects, then doubtless you will have found yourself wrestling with scrim, and swearing and cursing as it gets caught on tripods, zippers and Velcro. The other extreme – and until now the only [...]
“Best, most user-friendly moth ID guide on the market”
Doug Mackenzie Dodds, from the UK, reviews the Concise Guide to the Moths of Great Britain and Ireland by Martin Townsend and Paul Waring, illustrated by Richard Lewington “Best, most user-friendly moth ID guide on the market: This book might not catch your eye on the shelf – small, paperback and easily hidden between larger, [...]
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