A bit more about Ben Hoare and Heather Buttivant

Ben Hoare is an accomplished writer and editor specializing in natural history. He has authored and edited numerous books and magazines for notable publishers such as the BBC, DK, and the Natural History Museum in London. Hoare is recognized for his engaging writing style, which combines humor and informative content, making complex subjects accessible to a wide audience. He has been awarded the Dilys Breese Medal for science communication by the British Trust for Ornithology, highlighting his contributions to nature education.
Hoare is also a fellow of the Zoological Society of London and has served as the Features Editor for BBC Wildlife Magazine since 2008. His works include various titles aimed at educating readers about wildlife, including Eyewitness: Endangered Animals and Pond Life. He resides in Somerset, England, where he enjoys sharing his passion for nature with his family.
Dr. Heather Buttivant, who served as a consultant for What Can You Spot On The Seashore, is a marine biologist with expertise in coastal ecosystems. She has contributed significantly to educational resources focused on marine life and conservation efforts. Her background helps ensure that the information presented in the book is accurate and engaging for young readers.