The FSC has over 300 publications, including its identification guides including the renowned AIDGAP series of keys and fold-out charts.

There is also a growing range of publications on fieldwork techniques, environmental issues and project guides.

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Glaciation

Fieldwork in glacial geomorphology; post-glacial landscape changes

Ref.	Title	Author
	VOLUME 10(4) 2003
276	The vegetation history of Snowdonia since the late glacial period.	Peter Rhind & Barbara Jones
271	Landform studies in Mosedale, Northeastern Lake District: opportunities for field investigations.	Richard Clarke and Peter Wilson
226	Tors, rock platforms and debris slopes at Stiperstones, Shropshire.	Richard Clark
225	Field Key to the Shore Fishes of the British Isles.	Alwyne C.Wheeler
209	Environmental Changes in Shropshire during the last 13,000 years.	S.N.Twigger & C.J.Haslam
139	Explanatory description of the landforms of the Malham area.	Keith Clayton
121	Valley deposits at Juniper Hall, Dorking: a physical and ecological analysis with emphasis on the sub-fossil land snail fauna.	B.W.Barrett & J.E.Chatfield
108	The Natural History of Slapton Ley Nature Reserve IX: The morphology and history of the lake basins.	C.R.Morey
105	Some aspects of the Quaternary history of Start Bay, Devon.	J.R.Hails
100	The Quaternary deposits at Doniford, West Somerset.	D.D.Gilbertson & D.N.Mottershead
84	The Irish Sea glaciation of North Shropshire - some environmental reconstructions.	J.Shaw
67	Morphology and distribution of features resulting from frost action in Snowdonia.	D.F.Ball & R.Goodier
51	A contribution to the glacial studies of the Malham Tarn area.	R.Clark (Replaced by Offprint No.139)