Publications to buy
Landscape and Landforms of the North Cotswolds by Pete Jeans
Special Edition TGN 42: Landscape and Landforms of the North Cotswolds by Pete Jeans.
This issue describes and illustrates the principal landforms of the North Cotswolds, and how
they were formed through time. It was originally published as a series of articles in GNS
News from 2020-2023. The articles have been updated and are joined by a series of walks
which illustrate many of the features described. This volume is 152 pages in A5 format.
This special edition is now available to purchase @ £9.00 per copy inc. P&P.
The Beetles of Gloucestershire by Keith Alexander
A special edition of ‘The Gloucestershire Naturalist’ (TGN 31). ‘The Beetles of Gloucestershire’ by Keith Alexander, a much-respected authority and former county recorder. The result of a long and careful campaign of fieldwork and recording, this publication is an important addition to Gloucestershire fauna reference works and contains much useful information about beetles in the county. Cost of £22.50 inc. post and packing. Alternatively you can order by post from GNS Membership Secretary, 50 Kingsmead, Abbeymead, Gloucester, GL4 5DY enclosing a cheque for £22.50 made payable to Gloucestershire Naturalists’ Society. Orders from retailers and re-sellers for multiple copies may qualify for a quantity discount, please enquire.
£22.50 inc P&P
Rare Plant Register for East Gloucestershire (VC 33)
The Gloucestershire Naturalists’ Society now has a limited stock of copies of The Gloucestershire Naturalist special edition TGN 45, Rare Plant Register for East Gloucestershire (VC 33) by Christopher Dixon (ISSN 1746-9147-45). This is a softback at A5, 247 pages fully illustrated with maps, photographs etc. in full colour with appendices and a comprehensive index. Copies are available post free at £16.
Gloucestershire Bird Report 2017-19
The 2017-19 edition of the Gloucestershire annual bird report
£18.50 inc P&P
(£15 + £3.50 P&P)
The History of the Red Helleborine
The Red Helleborine (Cephalanthera rubra) is a rare and enigmatic member of the orchid family, surrounded by secrecy and intrigue, and Gloucestershire is one of its strongholds in the British Isles. The author, David Armstrong, has spent the best part of 30 years studying and researching this plant whilst working for the National Trust. This has involved visits to the few other known sites in the country as well as the local ones, literature searches, and visits to various herbaria, all pulled together in this illustrated booklet to create a fascinating read.
£10.00 inc P&P