Phase 1 survey guide: Grassland and marsh
Showing 44 indicator species, this guide will help you carry out a Phase 1 habitat survey of grassland and marsh habitats.
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Grassland plants 1 guide
Featuring 64 flowering plants of grasslands on lowland acid and neutral soils. Also includes a vegetative key. Use this concise fold-out guide to quickly put a name to the flowers that you see.
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Grassland plants 2 guide
Featuring 63 flowering plants of grasslands on lowland chalk and limestone soils. Also includes a vegetative key.
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Hill and heathland flowers
The Hill and heathland flowers guide covers 47 wild flowers you can see on walks in Britain and Ireland. Beautiful colour paintings by Lizzie Harper show the key features of each plant in three habitats: grassland, dry heathland and wet heathland and bogs.
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Rushes guide
Want to learn your rushes? With clear colour illustrations of key diagnostic features, this guide covers all 32 species of rushes and wood-rushes of Britain and Ireland.
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Wildlife of burial grounds guide
FSC Wildlife of burial grounds guide features 46 plants and animals of these special places. Co-created with Caring for God's Acre.
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Shapwick Heath
Shapwick Heath National Nature Reserve is a magnificent 530 hectare wetland reserve at the heart of the Somerset Moors and Levels.
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Phase 1 survey guide: Heaths and mires
Showing 62 indicator species, this guide will help you carry out a Phase 1 habitat survey of heath and mire habitats.
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Coastal wildlife of the North York Moors
Coastal wildlife of the North York Moors covers 25 miles of North Yorkshire coast, from Staithes in the north to Cloughton Wyke near Scarborough in the south, including Whitby and Robin Hood's Bay.
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Harvestmen
Harvestmen are spider-like invertebrates common in late summer and autumn, although species are present all year. The 2nd edition of the FSC's fold-out guide to harvestmen covers all 34 species from Britain and Ireland.
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Distinctive gilled fungi
The Distinctive gilled fungi guide covers 40 species of fungi found in Britain and Ireland. Gilled fungi are the mushroom style fungi which produce their spores from gills underneath a cap.
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Spring upland walks bundle
Finally the spring is coming! As the days lengthen and the mercury rises, March and April are great months for getting out into the countryside. Our spring wildlife bundle features over 100 different plants, birds and lichens for you to find in the next few weeks.