18 September 2025

Have your say in suggesting the next mammal field guides from Lynx

Lynx Nature publishers are asking for suggestions for what their next project should be via a short feedback from.  So if you feel like there is a major hole in the mammal field guide market – and there are many in my view – then now is your chance to ask.

… we’d love to know what you would like us to publish next. Which nature topics are missing from your bookshelf? What subjects would you be most excited to see in our future books?

We’ve set up a quick feedback form where you can share your ideas. It only takes a minute, and your input helps guide what we create next.

Indonesia is my top choice. I am writing from Sulawesi on a mega-trip led by Carlos Bocos. Not only is he arranging all the logistics, finding all the mammals and answering a thousand questions on meal times and footwear, he also has the fun job of being a walking field guide to the mammals of Sulawesi. Not an easy job when several of the mammals we have seen already seem likely brand new to science which is exciting but complicating our ability to tick them off. You can imagine our stress I am sure.

 

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Jon Hall
Genetically Welsh, spiritually Australian, currently in New York City. I’ve also lived and worked in London, Canberra, Paris and Lusaka, and watched mammals in over 100 countries.
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