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Tune into BBC Radio 4 Start the Week at 9am TODAY to hear Tim Birkhead discuss his latest book The Great Auk and our fascination with a lost seabird. bbc.in/41mMHi1

'The remarkable story of Britain's wild boar.' THE GUARDIAN 'Full of joy, pathos, warmth, integrity and intrigue.' AMY-JANE BEER 'One of the most notable works of recent nature writing.' HELEN MACDONALD Chantal Lyons Groundbreakers is available in paperback next week! 🍂 🐖

“An appreciation of rare plants has nothing to do with designations, targets and spreadsheets, and everything to do with how we approach and interpret and value the landscape that we live within.’’ Read Pete Stroh’s full review here: britishwildlife.com/article/articl…

An obsession with an extraordinary species, and the secrets surrounding its afterlife. The Great Auk - out 13th March.

It's publication day for THE GREAT AUK 🌊 🌊 'Mesmerising' The Telegraph 'Brilliantly told' Tony Juniper 'Fascinating' Dr. Rebecca Wragg Sykes OUT NOW!

GROUNDBREAKERS: THE RETURN OF BRITAIN'S WILD BOAR is out today in paperback! Want to win a signed copy? Repost this with a caption for the photo below, and I'll pick my favourite :D 1/4

well this is lovely to see - thank you The Bookseller for popping Cull of the Wild into the top ten paperbacks for May ... if you can't wait ... hive.co.uk/Product/Hugh-W… - Bloomsbury Wildlife

Discover the astonishing story of the life, death and afterlife of the forgotten seabird, the Great Auk. Out now.

Discover the astonishing story of the life, death and afterlife of the forgotten seabird, the Great Auk. Out now.

What can nature teach us about living together? Investigating eight symbiotic relationships trying to survive the climate and biodiversity crises, award-winning author Sophie Pavelle explains why it has never been more vital for us to understand symbiosis. Available to pre-order!

Britain and Ireland's built environment hosts an extraordinary array of plant species. In Urban Plants, botanist Trevor Dines shares stories of urban flowers, ferns, and conifers: their arrival, survival, and how some thrive amid constant change. Available to pre-order now.

Join us to celebrate the launch of Sophie Pavelle's new book To Have or to Hold at Stanfords Bookshop in London on Thursday! 📆 8th May 🕖 7.00pm 📍 Stanfords London Tickets just £7! Book your place now: bit.ly/4iLlYlE

What can nature teach us about living together? To Have or To Hold is a thrilling exploration of nature's symbiotic relationships, some comforting and familiar, others wildly alien, by the award-winning author of Forget Me Not Sophie Pavelle. Out now!

'A masterpiece' Joanna Lumley It's publication day for To Have or To Hold! 🎉 This fascinating book from Sophie Pavelle explores eight extraordinary symbiotic relationships and what we can learn from them about our own relationship with the natural world.

Walking through an Alpine meadow in late spring is one of Europe's great wildlife experiences... But which flowers can you identify? Comprehensive yet portable, this brilliant guide to the floristic wonders of the Alps belongs in every Alpine naturalist's backpack. Out now!

How do some plants survive (and thrive!) in conditions that seem inhospitable? Leading botanist Trevor Dines tells the stories of our urban plants: how they arrived, how they survive, and how a select few become masters of the streets... Available to pre-order now.

Ever wondered which plants you can make a tincture from? In Concise Medicinal Plants, Tiffany Francis-Baker provides tips on safely collecting wild plants and outlines how to store, preserve, and prepare them. Perfect for natural remedy enthusiasts - out now! 🌿

Cull of Wild publishes today in paperback 🎉 As you can see, you don’t just have to take our word that it’s brilliant - so make sure you grab a copy!

Happy publication day to this beautiful guide 🥳 Make sure you’ve got your copy!

Invasive species threaten biodiversity as much as habitat loss, climate change, and pollution. How do we protect endangered native species? Which species do we prioritize? Ecologist Hugh Warwick explores these questions and more in Cull of the Wild. The paperback is out now!