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Habitat Digest
With this issue of the Bulletin you should find
the first of new newsletter called Habitat Digest.
Habitat, the long standing newsletter of the Council
for Nature is distributed to member organisations
and those on the reading circle have a chance to
see it. Habitat Digest, however, is provided in
quantity free to member organisations and contains
summaries of the contents of Habitat so keeping
everybody informed of Natural History and
Conservation matters.
Reading Circle.
Mrs. Laura Dark of 74 Warescot Road, Brentwood,
Essex is now distributing the Reading Circle of
literature received by the Club including Habitat.
The Circle is free.
The Essex Journal is now available to members
on a reading circle from Mrs. Dark. This is the
journal of the Essex Archaeological and Historical
Congress. The current issue contains articles on
Salt Making in Prehistoric Europe, The Defence of
Chelmsford, Medieval Houses in Essex, the Abbey Forge,
Waltham Abbey and news items.
Personal View - Interview with Mr. Masefield 2.7.74
Cowlin: Your main interest is in botany. Has this
always been so?
Masefield; Yes, I think as long as I can remember
I have been interested in plants. I do not know why,
I cannot remember any specific thing that started