2020VISION

by Mark Hamblin & Peter Cairns

2020VISION is the most ambitious nature photography project ever staged in the UK, aiming to communicate the link between habitat restoration and our own well being. Its message is captured in this must-have book, with foreword by TV presenter and naturalist Chris Packham.

For the first time, 20 of the UK’s top nature and wildlife photographers, along with filmmakers and sound recordists, have come together to tell an inspirational story about some of the UK’s ecosystems and the services they provide to us all, such as clean water, fresh air and productive soils.

For your signed copy please send a cheque for £25.00 made payable to 'Mark Hamblin' to Ballinlaggan, Carr-Bridge, Inverness-shire, PH23 3ND.

Tooth & Claw – Living alongside Britain’s predators

by Mark Hamblin & Peter Cairns

This flagship publication is the first of its kind using stunning photography and insightful storylines to bring our relationship with Britain’s predators to life. Three years in the making, this beautifully appointed book contains 240 pages filled with spectacular imagery, thought-provoking quotations and interviews with many individuals and organisations involved with predator management.

The ten case-studies cover a range of contemporary predator issues such as bird of prey persecution, the plight of our rarest predator the Scottish wildcat, and the possibility of seeing wolves, lynx and bears back in Britain. This book also asks questions of the planet’s most efficient predator: us.

Half price sale. Now only £12.50 plus free P&P.

For a signed copy please send a cheque for £12.50 made payable to 'Mark Hamblin' to Ballinlaggan, Carr-Bridge, Inverness-shire, PH23 3ND.

Wild Land - images of nature from the Cairngorms

by Mark Hamblin & Peter Cairns

Published by Mercat Press, April 2005, ISBN 1-84183-079-8. Softback.

The Cairngorms, Britain's largest National Park, is home to a wonderful variety of wildlife, from the majestic golden eagle, osprey and peregrine to the evocative red deer, mountain hare, pine marten and wildcat. Photographers Peter Cairns and Mark Hamblin have spent years exploring the landscape of this unique part of Scotland, depicting not only the wild creatures and habitats of the park, but also discovering the pressures that the landscape has faced over thousands of years.

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Wild Peak

by Mark Hamblin

Published by Halsgrove, 2003, ISBN 1-84114-288-3. Hardback.

Wild Peak provides a unique insight into the fascinating natural history of the Peak District, taking the reader on a journey through the seasons and varied habitats of Britain's first National Park. The wonderful array of wildlife photographs are complemented by personal accounts of face-to-face encounters between the author and the Park's captivating wildlife.

For your signed copy please send a cheque for £15-95 made payable to 'Mark Hamblin' to Ballinlaggan Farm, Carr-Bridge, Inverness-shire, PH23 3ND.