Dan has published books with Dorling Kindersley (DK Books) Publishing and Bloomsbury. She is proud of all that she has done, and continues to do with garden wildlife, conservation, Welsh wildlife and birds. As well as her enthusiasm for encouraging the next generation of birders and conservationists.
View all of Dan’s books below:
How to attract birds to your Garden
Published in 2020 by Dorling Kindersley, this book is available in a UK (and nearby Europe) and in a US version with adapted advice and birds to suit both regions.
The book is filled with information on different feeds for birds throughout the years, feeders to attract specific birds, advice on water features and ponds and also information on nestboxes including where to place them and their maintenance. It’s bright, fun and informative – there’s many DIY activities for you to do at home with the family too!
Published by DK Books
How to attract wildlife to your Garden
Published in 2023 by Dorling Kindersley, this book is available in a UK (and nearby Europe) and in a US version with adapted advice and wildlife to suit both regions.
The book is filled with information on how we can help a variety of different wildlife species in our garden from insects, to birds and then onto mammals. It covers feeding, nesting and creating habitats and the perfect wildlife eco-system in our gardens.
Published by DK Books
The Children’s Book of BIRDWATCHING
Published in 2023 by Dorling Kindersley, this book is available in a UK (and nearby Europe) and in a US version with adapted advice and wildlife to suit both regions.
Get your little one inspired by birds in this interactive book featuring easy activities, helpful tips and how we can build a home for birds.
Published by DK Books
Where to watch wildlife; Low Carbon
Featuring over 100 sites in or around 20 towns and cities that can all be accessed by train, bus, bicycle or on foot, this is the essential guide to planning a low-carbon itinerary for the perfect wildlife-watching trip. Each site offers either one or two top-tier species or a broader wildlife experience. Whether it’s otters in Carlisle, butterflies in Norfolk, seabird cliffs in coastal Wales or red squirrels in the Highlands, this book tells you where to go and how to get there while minimising your carbon footprint. It’s a new and unique way to enjoy Britain’s wildlife heritage, and one that we should all embrace.
Published by Bloomsbury
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