Next Sunday is Hen Harrier day, an action day designed to highlight the tenuous plight of this beautiful British Bird of Prey. Skydancer explains their plight and ask questions of the reader what we might do to help. Continue Reading

Busy 3 days at the New Forest Show with Top Gun, Dusk and Skydancer. Loads of interest in all my books and the display items, especially the museum replica bird of prey eggs. I kept myself occupied by drawing a number of pictures and then gave then away to happy onlookers. Hundreds of  children participated  in the drawing activities by learning to draw a barn owl or a peregrine falcon, hopefully some might now go on to be interested in wildlife.       Continue Reading

ExxonMobil Fawley Refinery donate £1000 to the Hawk Conservancy Trust in Andover. Continue Reading

Skydancer by Martin Bradley with a foreword from Spring Watch presenter Iolo Williams takes flight ready for Bird fair and Hen Harrier day 2015. Continue Reading

Martin Bradley's new children’s educational book about the hen harrier is aimed to engage the younger generation in wildlife, conservation and to highlight a species in trouble and fighting for its survival. Continue Reading

Author and Illustrator Martin Bradley visits Walhampton School to present prizes for an art competition. Continue Reading

Spend the day with peregrine specialist Nick Dixon observing these spectacular falcons and seeing at first hand their unique way of defending their territory, for some reason they have a huge dislike to buzzards. Continue Reading

At last Skydancer (the plight of the hen harrier) is nearly here. This fabulous illustration from top cartoonist Simon Chadwick  www.ceratopia.co.uk is the final piece of the jigsaw, this will feature on one of my favourite pages from my new book. Skydancer will be available in July for £4.99 and ready for Birdfair, the  New Forest Show and Hen Harrier Day on August 9th. Continue Reading

School visit by Martin Bradley to inspire future wildlife enthusiasts. Continue Reading

Skydancer aims to bring the plight of the Hen Harrier to everyday people and engage children in this magnificent Bird of Prey. Continue Reading