Bats guide
WildID Bats is guide to all 16 species that live and breed in Britain. It has two parts: a night guide for flying bats, using calls and flight patterns, and a daytime guide for key for bats at rest.
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Mammal tracks and signs guide
Many mammals are shy, making them difficult to see. But mammals often leave signs they have visited an area, like tracks, droppings and burrows. Co-created with the Mammal Society.
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Land mammals guide
A fantastic identification guide to all of the major wild and naturalised terrestrial mammals in Britain, from hares and rabbits to mustelids, insectivores, deer and rodents like mice, voles, rats and squirrels.
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Cetaceans and seals guide
A guide to marine mammals, featuring 25 species of seals, dolphins, porpoises and whales most likely to be seen in British and Irish waters. Co-created with Whale and Dolphin Conservation.
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Schedule 9 animals guide
All the animals listed on Schedule 9, that is animals which it is an offence to release into the wild in the UK.