The Natural History of the North-east
A number of papers have been produced that discuss various aspects of the natural history of Bennachie and its immediate environs. However, the natural and man-made landscapes of Britain are largely indivisible and have been for millennia. Dealing with the ‘natural histories’ inevitably involves an understanding of how those particular landscapes have themselves been shaped by humankind’s presence through time.
Foster, B. (2013) “Aerial survey over Bennachie: the potential for future work”, BLOP5, in Shepherd, C. (ed) Bennachie and the Garioch: Society and Landscape in the History of North-east Scotland, 2 (Chapel of Garioch, Bailies of Bennachie) 5-10.
Foster, C. (2013)”Flora and Fauna: the natural history of Bennachie”, BLOP6, in Shepherd, C. (ed) Bennachie and the Garioch: Society and Landscape in the History of North-east Scotland, 2 (Chapel of Garioch, Bailies of Bennachie) 39-49.
Foster, C. (2015)”Flora and Fauna: a study of Bennachie’s Flora”, BLOP7, in Shepherd, C. (ed) Bennachie and the Garioch: Society and Landscape in the History of North-east Scotland, 3 (Chapel of Garioch, Bailies of Bennachie) 11-21.
Foster, B. (2015) “The peatlands of Bennachie: an introduction to further study”, BLOP8, in Shepherd, C. (ed) Bennachie and the Garioch: Society and Landscape in the History of North-east Scotland, 3 (Chapel of Garioch, Bailies of Bennachie) 39-47.
Hood, D. (2019) “Preliminary survey of the moth population on Bennachie”, BLOP17, in Shepherd, C. (ed) Bennachie and the Garioch: Society and Landscape in the History of North-east Scotland, 4 (Chapel of Garioch, Bailies of Bennachie) 13-27.