The Millennium Atlas Of Butterflies In Britain And Ireland (Relié)

Biographie de Collectif

Jim Asher is a physicist and has been an active volunteer in Butterfly Conservation for 20 years. He ran a butterfly atlas project in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, published in 1994, and has been National Recorder since 1993. Martin Warren is the Director of Conservation at Butterfly Conservation. He has studied butterfly ecology and conservation for over 25 years, including research on many rare species. In 1999, he co-authored the Red Data Book of European butterflies. Richard Fox is a professional ecologist working for Butterfly Conservation, specializing in the recording and monitoring of butterflies. He has been the full-time coordinator for the Butterflies for the New Millennium project, the survey that gave rise to this atlas, since 1997. Paul Harding is Head of the Biological Records Centre at the NERC Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (Monks Wood). He has worked in nature conservation, ecological survey and research and information science for more than 35 years. Gail Jeffcoate is an ecologist and active volunteer with Butterfly Conservation. She is a member of the Conservation Committees of both Butterfly Conservation and of Surrey Wildlife Trust and was butterfly recorder for Surrey and South-West London, 1993-2000. Stephen Jeffcoate is a medical doctor and biochemist by profession and has an active involvement as a volunteer in wildlife conservation and the environment both locally and nationally. He is Chairman of the Council of Butterfly Conservation.