Book Contributors
The contributors all know Radley Lakes personally. They either have specialist expertise in particular topics that are covered in the book, or were closely involved in the Save Radley Lakes campaign of 2005 to 2008 , or both.
Graham Bateman
A long-standing member of the Abingdon Naturalists' Society with a keen interest, and much knowledge of, the wildlife of the Radley Lakes area.
Ben Carpenter
Ben is a senior consultant ecologist at Bioscan (UK), with particular expertise in ornithological surveys which he conducts for local and national organisations.
Richard Dudding
The archivist and a former chairman of Radley History Club, Richard led the team that produced the Radley Lakes Masterplan and was instrumental in establishing the Radley Lakes Trust.
David Guyoncourt
David has made many surveys of the flora and fauna of the Radley Lakes area. He is Conservation Chairman of the Abingdon Naturalists’ Society, a founder member of Save Radley Lakes, and a trustee of the Radley Lakes Trust.
About the Radley Lakes Trust
The Radley Lakes Trust is a registered charity dedicated to preserving and enhancing the Radley Lakes area for wildlife and people alike. Our mission includes:
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Conservation
Conserving the Radley Lakes area and protecting its diverse habitats and wildlife.
Education
Advancing education and science related to the Lakes, helping people of all ages discover the area’s ecological and historical significance.
Connecting with Nature
Promoting activities at the Lakes that contribute to physical and mental well-being, fostering a deeper connection with nature.
Become a friend of the Radley Lakes Trust to receive our regular newsletter, keeping you up-to-date on the Trust’s projects, events and conservation news. You will also be invited to exclusive events, including talks, guided walks, and special celebrations.
