Saturday, 30 November 2024

The Great Irish Biodiversity Book by Éanna Ní Lamhna and Barry Falls


Join much-loved wildlife expert Éanna Ní Lamhna as she takes us on a trip through Irish wildlife habitats – from bogs to beaches and woodland to grassland. Discover how habitats work and which creatures and plants to look out for in each one, from the very rare to the most common, all brought to life with amazing illustrations by Barry Falls.

The latest book in the bestselling and award-winning Gill Books series of big topics tackled by experts, this beautifully illustrated guide introduces Ireland’s plants, animals, trees and insects to readers of all ages.

The Great Irish Biodiversity Book is a beautiful and accessible guide to Ireland’s diverse wildlife habitats. While the title might seem formal, the writing is warm, chatty, and easy to understand, making it enjoyable for readers of all ages. Éanna Ní Lamhna, a beloved wildlife expert, takes us through Ireland's bogs, beaches, woodlands, and grasslands, sharing fascinating insights into the plants, animals, trees, and insects that inhabit each environment.

What truly elevates this book, though, are the illustrations by Barry Falls. They are absolutely stunning, bringing Ireland’s flora and fauna to life with incredible detail and vibrancy. The illustrations not only complement the text but enhance it, helping readers visualize the rich biodiversity described within.

One of the most fun aspects are the search pages - every so often, Éanna highlights a few of Ireland's more reclusive animals and plants and challenges readers to keep an eye out for them! It's given me something to watch out for and will give hours of pleasure in all habitats.

Whether you're a local, a visitor, or simply a nature enthusiast, this beautifully illustrated book is the perfect way to deepen your appreciation for Ireland’s natural world. It’s both educational and a visual treat, offering a wonderful introduction to the country's wildlife.



The Great Irish Biodiversity Book is available now.

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