The Biodiversity Gardener : Establishing a Legacy for the Natural World /
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Princeton, New Jersey :
Princeton University Press,
[2023]
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Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- The bigger picture
- Recent times
- The fight back
- Managing land for native wildlife
- Why is biodiversity important?
- Putting wildlife first
- Different approaches
- Does size matter?
- A work in progress
- What does the future hold?
- Setting the Scene
- Humble beginnings
- Pamber: a country parish
- The cottage and garden
- Environmental Decline and Fall
- Overview
- Basingstoke
- The parish of Pamber
- The cottage and garden
- Practical Biodiversity Gardening
- Basic principles
- Soil
- Grassland
- Woodland
- Freshwater
- The cottage as a habitat
- Managed retreat from conventional gardening
- The New Naturalist
- A Biodiversity Gardener's Wildlife Overview
- Garden wildlife classification
- Flowering plant life histories, structure and tips for identification
- Terrestrial Invertebrate classification and identification
- Introducing Arthropods
- The New Naturalist
- A Closer Look at Garden Wildlife
- Butterflies
- Moths
- Bees, wasps and allied insects
- Beetles
- True bugs and allies
- True flies
- Orthoptera
- Terrestrial insect also-rans
- Spiders and allies
- Invertebrates of the underworld
- Pond life
- Amphibians and reptiles
- Birds
- Mammals
- Pets and domesticated animals
- Plants: a botanical overview
- Fungi
- Monitoring and Recording Wildlife
- Making the Most of Your Garden, Both for Biodiversity and for You
- Nets
- Pond-dipping
- Binoculars
- Photography
- Foes become friends
- Botanical survey and study
- Fieldcraft
- Keeping and submitting records
- Freshwater pollution
- A Call to Action
- Troubling developments
- Is resistance futile?
- Escape to what was the country
- Plan of action
- Challenging planning
- Protected and notable species
- Statutory nature conservation bodies
- The moral of the story
- I Am Not Alone
- Manor Farm by Adam Rattray and Jenna Burlingham
- The Hughes Family Wilding Project by Karl Hughes and Nicola Hughes
- An oak wood on the edge of Dartmoor by Mic Cady
- Ask Not What Nature Can Do for You, Ask What You Can Do for Nature
- Historical perspective
- Synergy
- What's to be done
- References
- List of species