Nature - Saraband

Atoms of Delight Kenneth Steven

The Nature Chronicles Prize: 2 Marchelle Farrell

Watching Wildlife Jim Crumley

Peat and Whisky: The Unbreakable Bond Mike Billett

[trim]“A must-read for any whisky fan.” Billy Abbott, The Whisky Exchange[/trim]

A Year in the Calder Valley Simon Zonenblick

Singing Like Larks Andrew Millham

[trim]"This gorgeous book leads the reader on an exploration of why birds appear in so many folk songs.” RSPB Book of the Month[/trim]

The Gathering Tide Karen Lloyd

[trim]“Karen Lloyd's The Gathering Tide creates its own kind of song-line along the edge of one of England's last and richest wilderness areas – Morecambe Bay. The writing in her cycle of stories about humans and nature is full of earthy realism, authentic observation and quiet lyricism. It is a hugely impressive debut.” Mark Cocker, author and naturalist.[/trim]

The Nature Chronicles Nature Chronicles Prize

[trim]"This gritty essay is about displacement, loss, and overconsumption in the desert ecosystem of Las Vegas … finds solace in knowing what does belong.” (On Joanna Pocock’s ‘None of This Should Be Here’)[/trim]

North Country Karen Lloyd

[trim]“Engrossing, engaging and passionate. The broad-ranging Northern voices celebrate, call out, grab and hold your attention, and gift an extraordinary amount of new material.” Julie Coldwell, MagNorth[/trim]

Seasons of Storm and Wonder Jim Crumley

[trim]“One of Scotland’s finest nature writers.” Allan Massie, The Scotsman[/trim]

Mistletoe Winter Roy Dennis

[trim]“Wonderful.” Mark Avery[/trim]

Lakeland Wild Jim Crumley

[trim]“Pleads for a far-reaching reappraisal of the region’s wildness … with the magic of a mature poet.” Roger Butler, The Great Outdoors[/trim]

The Nature of Summer (Paperback) Jim Crumley

[trim]“A mesmerising blend of observation and in-depth knowledge about our wild landscapes … every bit as compelling and thought-provoking as its predecessors ... no better book to lose yourself in.” Herald[/trim]

Westering Laurence Mitchell

[trim]‘A beautifully compelling reminder that we never walk alone … a superb and illuminating guide.’ Julian Hoffman, author of Irreplaceable[/trim]

The Nature of Spring (Paperback) Jim Crumley

[trim]“Enthralling and often strident.” Observer[/trim]

Skylarks with Rosie: A Somerset Spring Stephen Moss

[trim]“Touching and reminiscent … delightful … a must-read for all.” BBC Wildlife[/trim]