Vincent Hyland's Wild Derrynane Book - Updated Version (Hardback)
A visual natural history of the Greater Skellig Coast, Wild Atlantic Way, Co. Kerry, Ireland.
Hardback, 540 pages, illustrated in full colour with over 2000 images and 600+ species.
Foreward by Dr. Sylvia Earle -
"Hyland has crafted a portrait of change, an urgent call for action and an inspiring message of hope that is relevant globally. And, he makes it personal."
About Vincent Hyland:
Exploring the relationship between coastal environments and plants and animals that live within it. The brainchild of founder and multi-award winner, wildlife film maker, naturalist and outdoor educationalist Vincent Hyland, the company specialises in the application of technology, outdoor exploration and practical ecology to deliver ground breaking experiences for teachers, school children, 3rd level students, adults, parents and children.
Based in Derrynane, Co. Kerry, Vincent works within Derrynane's Special Area of Conservation from the mountains to the forest, the sand dunes, dry heath islands to underwater and onwards to the Bull Rock and Skellig Rocks. The habitats range from mountains to rivers, lakes, woodland, sand dune, inshore coastal to underwater and Island.
Since 1990, Vincent Hyland has been recording the areas coastal plant and animal biodiversity above and below water. He possesses the single biggest photographic, audio and video archive available to the area. This ‘document’ is a valuable record of the area’s changing biodiversity. Over the past 8 years he has provided outdoor education to adults, parents and children at Derrynane in all aspects of the areas’ unique habitats and dependent wildlife.
Update now includes
- A Visual Natural History of the Greater Skellig Coast
- Irelands First Hope Spot
- Kerry's Marine National Park
- Daniel O'Connell's Ancestral Homeplace at Derrynane
Vincent Hyland's Wild Derrynane Book Hardback VHWDB
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Vincent Hyland's Wild Derrynane Book - Updated Version (Hardback)
A visual natural history of the Greater Skellig Coast, Wild Atlantic Way, Co. Kerry, Ireland.
Hardback, 540 pages, illustrated in full colour with over 2000 images and 600+ species.
Foreward by Dr. Sylvia Earle -
"Hyland has crafted a portrait of change, an urgent call for action and an inspiring message of hope that is relevant globally. And, he makes it personal."
About Vincent Hyland:
Exploring the relationship between coastal environments and plants and animals that live within it. The brainchild of founder and multi-award winner, wildlife film maker, naturalist and outdoor educationalist Vincent Hyland, the company specialises in the application of technology, outdoor exploration and practical ecology to deliver ground breaking experiences for teachers, school children, 3rd level students, adults, parents and children.
Based in Derrynane, Co. Kerry, Vincent works within Derrynane's Special Area of Conservation from the mountains to the forest, the sand dunes, dry heath islands to underwater and onwards to the Bull Rock and Skellig Rocks. The habitats range from mountains to rivers, lakes, woodland, sand dune, inshore coastal to underwater and Island.
Since 1990, Vincent Hyland has been recording the areas coastal plant and animal biodiversity above and below water. He possesses the single biggest photographic, audio and video archive available to the area. This ‘document’ is a valuable record of the area’s changing biodiversity. Over the past 8 years he has provided outdoor education to adults, parents and children at Derrynane in all aspects of the areas’ unique habitats and dependent wildlife.
Update now includes
- A Visual Natural History of the Greater Skellig Coast
- Irelands First Hope Spot
- Kerry's Marine National Park
- Daniel O'Connell's Ancestral Homeplace at Derrynane
Vincent Hyland's Wild Derrynane Book Hardback VHWDB
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A visual natural history of the Greater Skellig Coast, Wild Atlantic Way, Co. Kerry, Ireland.
Hardback, 540 pages, illustrated in full colour with over 2000 images and 600+ species.
Foreward by Dr. Sylvia Earle -
"Hyland has crafted a portrait of change, an urgent call for action and an inspiring message of hope that is relevant globally. And, he makes it personal."
About Vincent Hyland:
Exploring the relationship between coastal environments and plants and animals that live within it. The brainchild of founder and multi-award winner, wildlife film maker, naturalist and outdoor educationalist Vincent Hyland, the company specialises in the application of technology, outdoor exploration and practical ecology to deliver ground breaking experiences for teachers, school children, 3rd level students, adults, parents and children.
Based in Derrynane, Co. Kerry, Vincent works within Derrynane's Special Area of Conservation from the mountains to the forest, the sand dunes, dry heath islands to underwater and onwards to the Bull Rock and Skellig Rocks. The habitats range from mountains to rivers, lakes, woodland, sand dune, inshore coastal to underwater and Island.
Since 1990, Vincent Hyland has been recording the areas coastal plant and animal biodiversity above and below water. He possesses the single biggest photographic, audio and video archive available to the area. This ‘document’ is a valuable record of the area’s changing biodiversity. Over the past 8 years he has provided outdoor education to adults, parents and children at Derrynane in all aspects of the areas’ unique habitats and dependent wildlife.
Update now includes
- A Visual Natural History of the Greater Skellig Coast
- Irelands First Hope Spot
- Kerry's Marine National Park
- Daniel O'Connell's Ancestral Homeplace at Derrynane
Vincent Hyland's Wild Derrynane Book Hardback VHWDB
