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An award-winning writer, James Lowen has been immersed in all aspects of natural history since he was able to walk, encouraging him to moult into a fully fledged nature writer, editor, guide, lecturer, consultant and photographer.

Upon his return to Britain from several years leading wildlife tours in South America and Antarctica (which resulted in his books Pantanal wildlife and Antarctic wildlife), James had an irrepressible desire to renew his relationship with British nature.

The result was James's books such as:

• the best-selling 52 wildlife weekends,
  
• ​the award-winning A summer of British wildlife(Travel Guidebook of the Year 2016), 
  
• Badgers and Hedgehogs.

James's subsequent books encompass:

• the global (The butterfly pavilion);
  
• the continental (52 European wildlife weekends, Adele Evans Travel Guidebook of the Year 2018; Birds of France; Birds of Spain);
  
• the national (Much Ado About Mothing, British moths: a gateway guide); and
  
• the local (Year-round walks, Norfolk). 
  

Throughout, James's speciality is bringing nature to life for the non-specialist. In June 2016, he guested on BBC Springwatch Unsprung. In September 2016, he was on BBC Countryfile. He also writes regularly on nature and wildlife travel for publications such as The Telegraph, Nature's Home, BBC Wildlife, The Countryman, Bird Watching and BirdLife. 

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