WildID
Hall: Hall 8-20 Stand: 7E46
WildID is a range of nature guides produced by Field Studies Council, a registered charity established in 1943.
- 142,000 guides used by families and enthusiasts in 2022
- 94% of people using WildID guides would recommend them to other people
- 84% of the population are keen to engage with nature - join over 200 retail outlets already selling WildID guides
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TelfordUnited Kingdom
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13,000 people got to know their local trees in seven coastal UK towns. Coastal trees are underappreciated and under threat due to a changing climate – and this project helped to change this.
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The latest identification resource to join the extensive collection of Field Studies Council guides. Written by Rebecca Farley-Brown and Alice Broader and beautifully illustrated by Richard Lewington.
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Rosa is one of the many young people that have taken part in our Young Darwin Scholarship. Rosa has kindly shared an insight into the opportunity, and how it has helped to shape her career.
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The Winged insects wildlife pack is a presentation pack featuring 5 different fold-out guides. Find out the names of those insects that buzz, drift or zoom around your garden. The pack also includes a ...
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Head out to the countryside and explore trees, woods and forests. Can you find all 80 Nature Spots?
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Our newly updated fold-out guide covers the top 50 birds of gardens and parks, including ponds and rivers.
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2023 Trade Catalogue with information for buyers on our charity work, titles, bestsellers, display units and more. Ordering and contact information can be found on page 15.