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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS, March 1970—An Apology
I wish to withdraw my remarks in the presidential address for
March, 1970, and printed in the Essex Naturalist, Vol. 32 Part 4
(1970), Page 261, which imply that changes in the flora and fauna
in the vicinity of the Flatford Mill Field Centre are due to the
effect of people studying at the Centre.
These observations were made without any supporting evi-
dence. I much regret any annoyance these remarks may have
given the Field Studies Council and Mr F. J. Bingley, Warden of
the Flatford Mill Field Centre.
W. R. Masefield.