Where to Watch Wildlife in Britain

Name: Where to Watch Wildlife in Britain
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ISBN: 9781399412650

By Low-carbon Transport

Megan Shersby, Heather Devey, Rebecca Gibson , Dan Rouse

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Bloomsbury Wildlife
02 June 2026

Wildlife: general interest; Eco-tourist guides

The best of British wildlife without the carbon footprint – where to go in search of wildlife by train, bus, bike and on foot.

With carbon footprint now finally seen as a serious issue in the public eye, travelling to see wildlife by car is becoming increasingly hard to justify. This book – a site guide with a difference – offers the solution to this problem.

Featuring over 100 sites in or around 20 towns and cities that can all be accessed by train, bus, bicycle or on foot, this is the essential guide to planning a low-carbon itinerary for the perfect wildlife-watching trip. Each site offers either one or two top-tier species or a broader wildlife experience. There are directions for all sites, plus detailed information on travel options, access, species present and when best to visit, along with photographs of the sites and some of the special species you might see.

Whether it’s otters in Carlisle, butterflies in Norfolk, seabird cliffs in coastal Wales or red squirrels in the Highlands, this book tells you where to go and how to get there while minimising your carbon footprint. It's a new and unique way to enjoy Britain's wildlife heritage, and one that we should all embrace.

By: Megan Shersby, Heather Devey, Rebecca Gibson, Dan Rouse
Imprint: Bloomsbury Wildlife
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 214mm, Width: 140mm, Spine: 16mm
Weight: 439g
ISBN: 9781399412650
ISBN 10: 1399412655
Pages: 240
Publication Date: 02 June 2026
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

How to use this book Map of the regions Midlands and southern England London Norfolk Birmingham Bristol Exeter Northern England Carlisle Hull Leeds Liverpool Newcastle Wales Pembrokeshire Swansea Llandudno Bangor Wrexham Scotland Edinburgh Dundee Dumfries Oban Elgin Useful resources Glossary and abbreviations Index

Megan Shersby is a naturalist and science writer, currently working in wildlife conservation communications. Rebecca Gibson is an outdoor writer and photographer specialising in Scottish wildlife. Dan Rouse is an ornithologist and wildlife author from Swansea, currently working for nonprofit WildSpace. Heather Devey is the Founder and Co-Director of Wild Intrigue, dedicated to rewilding people and places through experiences, projects and media.