Great Crested Newt bible.

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I saw this posted in another forum, and thought there may be some interest here. I have checked with the original poster and he was happy for me to put it here too, hopefully he will join us to let us know more. In the mean time, please pm if you are interested.

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Written by an internationally renowned group of authors, including Robert Jehle and Jim Foster (formerly of Natural England), this is fast becoming known as the Bible on GCNs "The Crested Newt; A dwindling pond dweller", retails at £20. It includes sections on biology,habitat and, perhaps most usefully for consultants, conservation and mitigation. PM me if you might be interested. Exclusivey distributed through the BHS.
 
My dear friend Joost sent me this book and I am still enjoying it.
 
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