Why a Booktrail?
A five-month voyage of nature discovery from southernmost Scotland to Shetland
A Scottish Wildlife Odyssey
What you need to know before your trail
A five-month voyage of nature discovery (from southernmost Scotland to Shetland) that includes familiar and lesser-known wildlife locations. It is a personal journey written in engaging style by well-known nature writer Keith Broomfield as he seeks out some of Scotland’s more unusual creatures, including those under the sea.
Travel Guide
Scotland
From feral goats to fast fish, this book really does take you around the wildlife of Scotland. Do you know what a Natterjack is for example? Wait until you get to Caerlaverock and you will find out.
With an interest in wildlife spanning from his earliest years, Keith Broomfield is a well-known Scottish nature writer with a passion for the great outdoors. Keith’s blog is crammed full of information!
A graduate in zoology from the University of Aberdeen, Keith’s writing covers virtually every element of the natural world from flora and fungi, to invertebrates, mammals, birds and marine life.
Based in Strathdevon, Keith gains much of his inspiration from exploring the hills, woods, rivers and lochs of this beautiful part of Scotland. He currently writes a weekly ‘Nature Watch’ column for The Courier newspaper, as well as his ‘On the Wildside’ column for the Alloa Advertiser.
BookTrail Boarding Pass: A Scottish Wildlife Odyssey
Destination/Location: Scotland Author: Keith Broomfield Departure: 2000s
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