Experience the best of British wildlife without the carbon footprint - discover where to explore nature by train, bus, bicycle, and on foot.

As carbon footprint is increasingly recognized as a serious public issue, traveling by car to observe wildlife is becoming harder to justify. This book – a guide to locations with a difference – offers the solution to this problem.

Includes over 100 locations across 20 towns and villages accessible by train, bus, bicycle, or on foot. It is the essential guide for planning a low-carbon wildlife observation trip. Each site features one or two top species or a broader wildlife experience.

Provides directions for all locations, along with detailed information on transport options, access, species present, and the best times to visit, accompanied by photographs of the sites and some of the notable species you might encounter.

Whether it’s woodpeckers in Carlisle, butterflies in Norfolk, seabirds on the Welsh coast, or red squirrels in the Highlands, this book guides you on where to go and how to get there, minimizing your carbon footprint. It is a new and unique way to enjoy Britain’s wildlife heritage — one that everyone should adopt.