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Atropos is a subscription based journal for butterfly, moth and dragonfly enthusiasts, offering all the latest news, identification advice and information on field techniques. For further information about the journal, news of latest sightings and mail order book service see our website.

British Birds: the essential magazine for all birdwatchers. Long respected for its accuracy, reliability and readability, BB publishes material on key topics for keen birders, including behaviour, conservation, distribution, ecology, identification, movements, population status and taxonomy. For a sample copy and subscription information, visit our website

Waymark is the journal of the Institute of Public Rights of Way Management; it is the source of up to date, informed news and views for countryside access professionals. For subscription rates contact

WildGuides latest, Arable Bryophytes - A field guide to the mosses, liverworts and hornworts of cultivated land in Britain and Ireland is due September. Highlighting the conservation importance of these plants on cultivated land, it affords field workers a better insight into the rich diversity of our bryophyte flora.

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