Nature Secrets and Signs

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Nature Secrets and Signs Authors: , Format: Paperback / softback First Published: Published By: HarperCollins Publishers
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Pages: 176 Language: English ISBN: 9780008835736 Categories: , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

See what you’ve been missing with this incredible guide to the nature around you. Two wildlife experts reveal nature secrets, signs and skills that will transform every walk. Learn how to find a badger’s path Spot a bird of prey with your eyes closed Use trees to navigate Discover what a feather on a path or a mysterious hole in the ground can reveal Find out how ants know it’s ‘flying ant day’ and the secret of finding four-leaf clovers Ajay Tegala and Amy Trewick are wildlife rangers for the National Trust and in this beautiful and fascinating little guide they share the most amazing things they’ve learned.

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Author Biography

Ajay Tegala is a wildlife presenter, author and ranger with a zeal for helping people see nature differently. As a long-serving National Trust ranger, he has spent years immersed in Britain’s wild places, uncovering the fascinating signs, stories and behaviours that many of us walk straight past. Ajay has appeared on television programmes including BBCSpringwatch and Coast, he co-presents the National Trust Amy Trewick is an ecologist with the National Trust. A lifelong animal lover, her passion for wildlife conservation was sparked by a pair of buzzards nesting near her childhood home. Recognising how simple encounters with nature can result in powerful transformation of perspectives and inspire action, Amy dedicates her spare time to helping her local community connect with the wildlife around them. She is also an advocate for social and ecological justice, tirelessly campaigning for a fairer future for both people and nature.