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bird conservation, birding, British birds, Into the Red, red-listed birds, supporting Britain's red-listed birds
I’m finally able to share some exciting news with you all. Back in June I was utterly astonished and hugely delighted to be invited by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) to contribute to their forthcoming publication Into the Red, ‘a collection of words and art inspired by Britain’s most vulnerable birds’. The book focuses on Britain’s red-listed birds, each one the subject of an original artwork and a piece of writing, prose or poetry, by 70 artists and 70 writers, some well-known, some not (like me). Profits from the sale of the book will be used to help these birds, to support the work being done to conserve and restore ailing bird populations.
The official publication date is 4 October but you can see examples of the book’s interior pages right now, and pre-order your copies, by clicking on this link to the BTO website. I know times are tough for many people at the moment but, if you can, I urge you to buy the book so that, together, we can try to bring these vulnerable birds back from the edge of extinction. My sincere thanks!
A bit slow but congratulations on your appearance in what sounds such a good book. About to order a copy… Best wishes, Richard (volunteer with BTO)
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Thanks very much, Richard. I have mine now and I can tell you it’s a gorgeous book, with a wide variety of written pieces and some stunning artworks. Enjoy yours! 🙂
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Congratulations! I was also thrilled to be invited to contribute.
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Great news, and congratulations to you too, Philip. I’ll look forward to reading your piece. And I’m so looking forward to seeing the book. 🙂
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Congratulations! Well deserved.
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Thanks so much, George. Hope all is well with you. 🙂
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