Country-Side
The bi-annual magazine of the Association.
It offers high-quality, accessible articles on a wide range of subjects, written by experienced field naturalists. Other regular features include: Wildlife Observations and Book Reviews.
This magazine is sent to all members bi-annually in Summer and Winter, see this example.
If you wish to receive this regularly please visit the “Join Us” page and become a member.
The following issues of Country-Side magazine are published by the BNA and contain articles written by members and guest naturalists on all aspects of natural history.
If you would like any older copies please email the Publications Officer at webmaster.bnanaturalists@gmail.com
British Naturalist
The bi-annual newsletter of the Association. It contains articles, membership news and details of branch events.
This magazine is sent to all members bi-annually in Spring and Autumn, it is not available for download unless you are a member of the Association, if you would like back copies please contact the Publications Officer at webmaster.bnanaturalists@gmail.com
If you wish to receive this regularly please visit the “Join Us” page and become a member.
Young Nats members receive their own age-related newsletter four times a year. If anyone requires any older copies please contact: webmaster.bnanaturalists@gmail.com
Young Nats Newsletter issue 12 – August 2021
Young Nats Newsletter issue 13 – November 2021
Young Nats Newsletter Issue 14 – February 2022
Young Nats Newsletter Issue 15 – Spring 2022
Young Nats Newsletter issue 16 – Summer 2022
Young Nats Newsletter issue 17 – Autumn 2022
Young Nats Newsletter issue 18 – Winter 2022
Books Published by the British Naturalists’ Association
How to Begin the Study of Lichens
by Pauline Rutherford
A great beginners guide to studying this fascinating species, full of colour photos and information.
A5, 44pp. £9.95
How to Begin the Study of Plant Galls
by Steven Rutherford
This guide is perfect for the amateur naturalist wishing to study this subject. Full of concise information with colour photographs throughout.
A5, 62pp. £9.95
How to begin the Study of Mosses and Liverworts
by June Chatfield
Full of colour photographs and helpful line drawings, photographs (including invaluable micro photographs) by Christine Riesner, Chris Doncaster, Michael Demidecki and June Chatfield.
Size A5. 80pp. £9.95
How to Begin the Study of Natural History
by June Chatfield
This great little book is a really good introduction to all aspects of Natural History.
Size A5, 76pp. £9.95
Common Bugs and Beetles
by P. Rutherford
A photographic identification guide
£5.95
Common Butterflies and Day-flying Moths
by P. Rutherford
A photographic identification guide
£5.95
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