Going rockpooling? Our Rocky shore name trail includes the common limpets, mussels, periwinkles, topshells, starfish, crabs and fishes you might see, plus seaweeds, lichens and sponges. The fully waterproof version.
Looking for minibeasts? Woodland name trail is a great introduction to the animals of soil and leaf litter. Especially suitable for ages 7-11, supporting scientific investigations at KS2.
Need to identify minibeasts lurking among the stems and leaves of plants? This guide is aimed at KS1 and KS2.
A guide to marine mammals, featuring 25 species of seals, dolphins, porpoises and whales of British and Irish seas.
From bluebell to wood sage, and dog's mercury to yellow archangel, thisguide includes 41 species of low-growing flowers and climbers.
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.
Featuring 63 flowering plants of grasslands on lowland chalk and limestone soils. Also includes a vegetative key.
From Hart's-tongue to Hard-fern, from Male-fern to Moonwort, the Ferns guide features the commonest 38 species of ferns found in Britain and Ireland.
From basalt to breccia, from greywacke to garnet schist, this guide features over 60 igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks.
Featuring 71 fossils, including fossil plants, corals, sponges, echinoderms, brachipods, graptolites, arthropods, molluscs and vertebrates.
From calcite to chalcedony, from topaz to turquoise, a fold-out identification guide to 71 major minerals.
Quickly identify mushrooms and toadstools found in gardens, grassy places and woodlands. This is not a guide to edible fungi. Created with the British Mycological Society.
Beautifully illustrated by Richard Lewington, WildID Caterpillars guide features all 60 species of butterfly caterpillars of Britain and Ireland.
Concise visual identification guide to the main groups of insects on land and in water. Written and illustrated by Richard Lewington.
A desk-top reference guide supporting 16-19 Geography students through all stages of geographical enquiry. Co-created with Geographical Asssociation.
Helping 14-19 Geography students apply GIS to all stages of geographical enquiry, from planning to evaluation. Co-created with Geographical Association and ESRI.