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Author, zoologist, conservationist, researcher and theorist. Committed to improving the human-nature relationship.
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- Review of The Storm Leopard
- 2011 in review
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- On the Origin of Species: The Illustrated Edition (Sterling, 2008)
- Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species (1st ed., 1859)
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- Favourite Animal Books: Part 1
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- Tropical Rain Forests – Wonders of the World or Service Providers?
- The Rabbit Catcher
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- Alive in the Dead of Winter
- “In John we trust”
- Hunting for John Muir’s Sanctuary
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Category Archives: Conflicts
“In John we trust”
Yesterday, Jane Bradley wrote (The Scotsman, 17 December 2010 – In John we trust) Edinburgh University ecologist, author and John Muir enthusiast Martyn Murray is lobbying the council over the shooting of wild birds in the park. Under Scots law, … Continue reading
Hunting for John Muir’s Sanctuary
On Saturday the sun shone on the snow-covered fields and hills of East Lothian; it was the perfect day for a walk along that most beautiful of coastlines, where the trees lean out over the sea, and the tide creeps … Continue reading
Posted in Conflicts, Conservation, Nature, Uncategorized
Tagged John Muir, Tyninghame
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