National Nature Reserves. All this is illustrated with good
colour photographs and paintings. I particularly admire
those by Helmut Diller.
The last section of the book is devoted to an
illustrated list, with notes, of all the extinct and
endangered birds and mammals of the world as known to ICUN
at the end of 1969.
I am sure every serious-minded person will find this
book of absorbing interest, and it is comforting to know
that royalties from its sale will go to the World Wildlife
Fund.
NEW MEMBERS The Club is very pleased to welcome the
following who have joined us since the publication of the
last Bulletin:
Mr. Morton Gray, 25 Woodford Road, South Woodford, London,
E.18. Interest: Geology.
Mr. Ian Roy Savage, 25 Oldberry Avenue, Great Baddow,
Chelmsford, Essex. Interest: Geology and Archaeology.
Mr. Newlyn Parsley, 2 Poole Road, Hornchurch, Essex.
Interest: Geology, Edible Fungi and Mammals.
Mr. Ian Gosling, 61 Victoria Street, Stratford, E.15.
Interest: Geology.
Mr. Kenneth J. Smith, 137 Endlebury Road, Chingford, E.4.
Interest: Zoology, particularly mammals.
Miss Jean D. Stevens, 12 Thistlemead, Loughton, Essex.
Mr. Henry C.S. Self and Mrs. Doreen G. Self, 14 Fyfield
Close, West Horndon, Brentwood, Essex. Interest: Mammals.
Mr. P.R. Sutcliffe, 85 Queens Road, Loughton, Essex.
Interest: Zoology, particularly birds.
Mr. Robert J. Woolgar, 56 Parkway, Gidea Park, Essex.
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