81. Literary Encyclopedia: List People (W) White, Edmund (White, Edmund Valentine ). 1940 Present. White, Gilbert (White,Gilbert ). 1720 - 1793. White, Hayden (White, Hayden V. ). 1928 - Present. http://www.litencyc.com/php/speople.php?no=125&golist=true&init=W

82. Gilbert Why the Tortoise? One of Ringmer s most celebrated visitors was thepioneering naturalist Gilbert White (1720 1793). His letters http://www.ringmer-pri.e-sussex.sch.uk/gilbert.htm

Why the Tortoise? One of Ringmer's most celebrated visitors was the pioneering naturalist Gilbert White (1720 - 1793). His letters have been published under the title of The Natural History of Selbourne and are world famous for the detail in which he observed the creatures and plants around the village of Selbourne in Hampshire where he was curate. White wrote in his letter from Ringmer dated 8th October 1770 " A land tortoise, which has been kept for thirty years in a little walled court belonging to the house where I am now visiting, retires under ground about the middle of November , and comes forth again about the middle of April. When it first appears in the spring it discovers very little inclination towards food; but in the the height of summer grows voracious: Milky plants such as lettuces, dandelions, sowthistles, are its favourite dish. " With such a famous reptile as a former inhabitant the village of Ringmer has adopted the tortoise as it's symbol. It may be time to update your browser as it cannot display this applet!

83. Author Data -- W Phelps, WH, Jr Wheeler, Leslie Whistler, Hugh White, Gilbert ? 17201793White, John ? Jour Voy NS Wales 1790 White Henry Lake http://www.zoonomen.net/bio/biow.html

Author data W Wagler, Johann Georg 1800-1832 Munich, Director of Zoological Museum Univ. Munich Died from accidental self inflicted wound from shotgun, while collecting. Wagner, Andreas Johann 1797-1811 Wahlberg, Johan August 1810-1856 Died: 6 Mar 1856 (killed by elephant) Wallace, Alfred Russel 1823-1913 Wardlaw-Ramsay, Robert George Wardlaw 1852-1921 (Olson) Waterhouse, George Robert 1810-1888 Weatherill (Schodde, R) Webster Westerman, G. F. 1807-1890 Wetherbee, David Kenneth Wheeler, Leslie Whistler, Hugh White, Gilbert ? 1720-1793 White, John ? [ Jour Voy N. S. Wales 1790] White Henry Lake White New South Wales 1860-1927 [Samuel Albert Australia 1870-1954 ] Whitehead Whitney, Bret M. Born: 27 Nov. 1955 Whittaker, Andrew Wied-Neuwied, Prince Maximilian zu 1782-1867 Maximilian Priz zu Wied Maximilian Priz zu Wied-Neuwied (Meyer, A B) Wilkes, John 17-1829? The catalogue file at the British Museum (Natural History) suggests Wilkes' vital dates are 17 to 1811. I think that is unlikely as a death date. As this would imply his description (in a work published in weekly installments) was published 5 years posthumously. However, my source that suggested a death date of 1829 for Wilkes suggested a birthdate of 1796, the year the Encycl.Londinensis began publication, so probably his biographical dates should simply be regarded as uncertain. (Fitzpatrick,) Williams, John George 1913-1997 Died: 28 Dec 1997 Obit: Ibis

84. Porkopolis - Quotations, Acclaim & Tribute The Natural History of Selborne, 178889 , (1789). Reverend Gilbert White , (1720— 1793), 18th century naturalist and regarded as England s first ecologist. http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Shores/7484/quote/q-accl1.htm

MAIN SEARCH LIBRARY QUOTATIONS ... LITTERMATES TRIBUTE and ACCLAIM A pig is a jolly companion, A pig is a pal, who'll boost your morale, Though mountains may topple and tilt. When they've black balled, bamboozled, and burned you, When they've turned on you, Tory and Whig, Though you may be thrown over by Tabby and Rover, You'll never go wrong with a pig, a pig, You'll never go wrong with a pig! Gravity's Rainbow Thomas Pynchon , (b. 1937), American writer. DEDICATED... to the millions of porkers who've go to their final resting sites inside us, and to the ghosts of still billions more pigs who've long since passed away down the throat of time. I'd like to call them all by name, but the list is long and I cannot remember. The Hog Book , (1978), author's dedication. William B. Hedgepeth , American author, columnist, editor and playwright. Fluellen What call you the town's name where Alexander the Pig was born? Gower Alexander the Great. Fluellen Why, I pray you, is not pig great? The pig

85. Page Title The central character is the village emblem, Timothy the Tortoise, together withthe name of his latteryears owner Gilbert White (1720 - 1793), a noted http://www.skeef.freeserve.co.uk/wiview/page2.html

Also recorded are the names of John Harvard, founder of Harvard University, who married a local lady Ann Sadler in 1636; and William Penn who founded and gave Pennsylvania its name. He likewise married a local lady, Gulielma Springett in 1672. A tortoise, to say the least, is an unusual emblem which some people may not find it easy to get excited about. In fact Timothy Tortoise is famous in Ringmer and Timothy motifs can be seen on signs, badges, letter headings, on the millennium clock and in many other places. Timothy was bought in 1740 from a sailor at Chichester Harbour for 2/6d (12½p) The Tortoise Trust website refers to 'Gilbert White's "Timothy" Tortoise of Selborne'. To read more about the extraordinary tortoise world link to http://www.tortoisetrust.org/articles/algeria.html Long may it remain a pleasant place for optimistic children to fish and for walkers to enjoy a quiet sojourn feeding the birds. Home Page Continue

86. ANH: Cumulative Index, Volume 17 FOSTER, PGM Approaches to the study of Gilbert White (1720–1793) or,a balloon over Selborne. Anh 17 (3) 299–314 (October 1990). http://www.shnh.org/PUB_ANH_cumindex_vol17.html

Archives of natural history: cumulative index, Volume 17 Publications Archives (main page) Newsletter Other publications WOOLFALL, S. J. History of the 13th Earl of Derby’s menagerie and aviary at Knowsley Hall, Liverpool (1806–1851). Anh (1): 1–47 (February 1990). NELSON, E. C. James and Thomas Drummond: their Scottish origins and curatorships in Irish botanic gardens. Anh (1): 49–65 (February 1990). HORSMAN, F. and DAVIS, P. S. Edward Robson’s list of the rarer plants of County Durham. Anh (1): 67–77 (February 1990). CLARK, P. F., HARRISON, K. and GOODMAN S. L. Brock’s Indian Archipelago Decapoda and Stomatopoda by De Man: 1887 or 1888? Anh (1): 79–80 (February 1990). HOGARTH, P. J. A collection of early nineteenth century pictures of tropical marine animals in Ampleforth Abbey, North Yorkshire, attributed to Henry Salt Anh (1): 81–96 (February 1990). MACARTHUR, C. W. P. Dr. Jean-François Berger of Geneva (1779–1833): from the Travelling Fund to the Wollaston Donation. Anh (1): 97–119 (February 1990).

87. Lost, Stolen Or Strayed: Abstracts A–H BACK to list of abstracts. Paul Foster Gilbert White (1720–1793)and the lost Gibraltar collection of John White (1727–1780). http://www.shnh.org/MTG_past_LSS_abs_A-H.html

Lost, stolen or strayed: Abstracts A–H AGM Reports Past Meetings Diary of Meetings International Conferences Selected abstracts from the SHNH conference "Lost, stolen or strayed" ( A–H David Allen : Missing collections of British and Irish vascular plants. Botanists have been collecting vascular plants in the British Isles for scientific purposes for almost 700 years. The relative ease with which that type of material lends itself to indefinite preservation has resulted in the survival of an impressively high proportion of collections, even though in many documentation is inadequate or lacking. Since World War Two successive, still ongoing, attempts have been made to establish how many of the unitary bodies of specimens identified with particular individuals – that is herbaria in the strict sense as opposed to miscellaneous specimens – remain in being out of the total known or suspected to have once existed, and where they are now to be found. That all-time total currently stands at 2,830. Of those, 44 are known with reasonable certainty to have been destroyed but 745 remain untraced. Various reasons why many of that 745 could have escaped notice and may yet be located are discussed. BACK ] to list of abstracts Enrico Borgo, Mauro Brunetti and Carlo Violani : Recovery from damages due to the 1992 flood of a natural history collection.

88. I27147: Elizabeth Gustine COURSON (____ - ____) TEBBS _ (1750 1829) _Mary DESKIN + (1720 - 1793) m 1742 21APR 1931; REFERENCE AF0203040301030. Father Taylor Gilbert White , Jr. http://www.culpepper.net/foshee/d0024/g0000075.html

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89. Histoire De L'Ecologie : 1830-1913 Translate this page Sur la voie ouverte un siècle plus tôt par Gilbert White(1720- 1793), le célèbrenaturaliste et pasteur de Selborne, à 80 km au sud-ouest de Londres, il y http://www.planetecologie.org/ENCYCLOPEDIE/Pionniers/2IDEEDAT/0_0830913.htm

A C Alexandre de Humboldt (1769- 1859), l'américain John Muir (1838-1914) et l'allemand Hugo Conventz (1855-1922). B E Ainsi les travaux de Henry David Thoreau C Déclenché par les Etats-Unis, le mouvement va rapidement s'étendre dans l'empire britannique: Glacier(1886) et Banff(1887) au Canada (1886) en Australie, Tongarino(1894) en Nouvelle-Zélande, Kruger(1898) en Afrique du Sud. L'Argentine crée le parc national du Nahuel Huaprien en 1901. La France et les pays européens restent en marge de ce mouvement qui se développe dans les pays neufs à situation coloniale. L S A l'époque du plein essor du colonialisme, c'est l'exemple de la Grande-Bretagne qui, sans être exclusif, est le plus significatif des développements futurs. Les origines de l'écologisme moderne y remontent en premier à l'âge de la découverte scientifique. Une exploitation abusive et ancienne de la nature et l'industrialisation précoce de l'Angleterre créent un climat favorable à l'essor populaire des sciences naturelles. S L E E D N Ce mouvement naissant pour la protection de la vie sauvage n'était que l'un des aspects de la réaction de l'ère victorienne contre le progrès aveugle et l'industrialisation. Le troisième grand courant qui est à l'origine de L'environnementalisme britannique s'exprima dans l'effort de protection des espaces ruraux et de la qualité de la vie (amenity). Dans les années 1840-1850, une législation pour la protection de l'esthétique des paysages proches des grandes villes apparaît simultanément en Grande-Bretagne et dans son empire colonial (Afrique du Sud, Australie, Nouvelle-Zélande).

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91. Arddangosfa Thomas Pennant Exhibition - 1726-1798 Hefyd mae r cyfrolau a gyhoeddodd cystal â gwaith enwogion Lloegr megisGilbert White (17201793) o Selbourne a Francis Grose (1731?-1791). http://www.llgc.org.uk/ardd/pennant/thomc002.htm

Cefndir Thomas Pennant Casgliad Pennant yn Adran y Darluniau a'r Mapiau Thomas Pennant fel Casglwr a Noddwr Thomas Pennant, Awdur a Chasglwr Llyfrau ... Llawysgrifau Thomas Pennant yn y Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cefndir Thomas Pennant Fe aned Thomas Pennant ym mhlasdy ei deulu, Downing, Sir y Fflint. Bu yn yr ardal nes iddo fynd i Rydychen i astudio. Ymaelododd Pennant yng Ngholeg Queen's ac yno fe'i hysbrydolwyd i deithio ac ysgrifennu ffrwyth ei ymchwil. Gadawodd Pennant y coleg heb raddio ond gyda syniad clir sut i dreulio ei amser a'i egni. Pennant oedd awdur llyfrau taith Cymreig gorau ei gyfnod. Hefyd mae'r cyfrolau a gyhoeddodd cystal â gwaith enwogion Lloegr megis Gilbert White (1720-1793) o Selbourne a Francis Grose (1731?-1791). Un o ddoniau Pennant oedd y gallu i fagu cyfeillgarwch. Roedd ei werthfawrogiad o bobl yn hysbys ac oherwydd hyn cafodd bob amser atebion call a chyflawn i'w geisiadau am wybodaeth. Fe dynnodd ar allu nifer fawr o ffrindiau talentog i'w gynorthwyo gyda'i brojectau. Fel ysgolhaig egnïol a gweithgar daeth Pennant yn arwr i genedlaethau o awduron. Prin oedd ganddo lawer o Gymraeg , felly fe ddibynnai ar ei gyfaill y Parch John Lloyd, Caerwys i gyfieithu ac ymchwilio yn y ffynonellau gwreiddiol. Roedd ganddo barch tuag at Gymru: ei hanes, pobl, iaith a thirlun.

92. Arddangosfa Thomas Pennant Exhibition - 1726-1798 Pennant was the greatest Welsh travel writer of his time and one of the best Britishtopographical authors, alongside Gilbert White (1720 1793) of Selbourne http://www.llgc.org.uk/ardd/pennant/thoms002.htm

Background The Pennant Collection Pennant as a Collector and Patron Thomas Pennant, Author and Book Collector ... Thomas Pennant Manuscripts at the National Library Background Thomas Pennant was born at the family home, Downing in Flintshire, North Wales on 14 June 1726. Following the tradition of the majority of 18th century gentry, he attended an Oxbridge college. He was a member of Queens College, Oxford, but like many of his contemporaries Pennant did not complete his formal training, received no degree but left Oxford with a clear vision of his life's work. Whilst at college he discovered the joy of travel and was affirmed in his love of cataloguing flora, fauna and antiquities of every sort. Pennant was the greatest Welsh travel writer of his time and one of the best British topographical authors, alongside Gilbert White (1720 - 1793) of Selbourne and Francis Grose (1731? - 1791). He had a gift for befriending and appreciating people which created opportunities at every stage of his career. Correspondents and advisors were constantly and consistently generous to his commissions and requests. It was no accident therefore that he succeeded to involve talented individuals in long term co-operative ventures. He also had the foresight to employ his own illustrators for his works and to collect material for his publications whilst in the region. Pennant was a prolific and untiring scholar whose wide interests influenced his contemporaries and successive scholars. He knew little Welsh, depending upon his scholar friends such as Reverend John Lloyd, Caerwys (1733 - 1793) to translate and research from original sources. However his respect for Wales, her language, people, history and landscape are evident in all his Welsh writings. He is remembered and celebrated as one of the foremost 18th century Welsh intellectuals and someone who loved and respected his fellow human beings. He was a man of honest and warm humanity whose qualities earned him the title of 'The father of Cambrian tourists.'

93. Oak Knoll Books & Oak Knoll Press With a short biography and chapters on the village of Selborne and GilbertWhite s (17201793) house, known as The Wakes. Five illustrations. http://www.oakknoll.com/results.php?s_Topic=NATURAL HISTORY&s_ShowPics=1

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¥ÍºA«ä·Q¥v ¥Ð¶é¦¡ªºªªºq ³¯·O¬ü 1999.6.1.¡m¥D°üÁp·ùºñ¥D±i¡n137´Á ¡@¡@¡@¡@¡@¡@§Ú¬Ý¨£¤@´T¼ô±xªº´ºª«¡A ¡@¡@¡@¡@¡@¡@³o¬O®a¶é¡I·L­·»´»´¦a»¡¡C ¡@¡@¥ÍºA¾Ç»â°ì¤¤¨â­Ó³Ì¥D­nªº¸ô½u³£¬O·½¦Û¤Q¤K¥@¬ö¡A§Ú­Ì­º¥ý¤¶²ÐºÙ¬°¡u¥Ð¶é¦¡¡v(arcadian)ªº²Ä¤@ºØ¸ô½u¡C³oºØ¸ô½u¡A¥D±i¤Hþ­n¥H²¾ë¡BÁ¾¨õªº¥Í¬¡¨Ó¹F¨ì»P¦ÛµM¬É¨ä¥L¥Íª«©M¥­¦@¦sªº¥Ø¼Ð¡A¥H­^°ê¶ëº¸§B®¦ªº¦ÛµM¾ÇªÌ¦Nº¸§Bh¯Sªª®v(Gilbert White, the parson-naturalist of Selborne, 1720-1793)¬°¥Nªí¡C »P¦ÛµM¦@¥Í¦@ºaªº§ø¸¨ ¡@¡@¶ëº¸§B®¦(Selborne)¬O®y¸¨©ó­Û´°¦è«n¤èº~´¶°p(Hampshire)ªº¥Ð¶é©M¤s¥C¶¡¤@­Ó¹çÀR¦w¸Ôªº¤p§ø¸¨¡A»P©Ò¦³­^°ê¦¡ªº¶m§ø¤@¼Ë¡A´²µo¥X¤@ªÑ¹D¼w·P¡A¥O¤HÁp·Q¨ì¦¸§Ç¡B¦w¸Ô¡B²øÄY¡B±ø²z´ºµM¡B²`«pªº²ß«U©M·q°@ªº¶Ç²Î¡C ¦wÀRÁ¾»¹ªº¦ÛµM¾ÇªÌªª®v ¡@¡@1789¦~¡A¸tº¿§Q±Ð°óªºh¯Sªª®v©Ò¥Xª©ªº¡mÁɺ¸§B®¦ªº¦ÛµM¾ú¥v¡n(The Natural History of Selborne)¡A¤£¦ý³þ©w­^¬ü¦ÛµM´²¤åªº°ò¦¡A¤]¦¨¬°¥ÍºA¬ì¾Ç¦­´Á³Ì­«­nªº§@«~¤§¤@¡C ¥ÍºAÆ[¹î»P¦ÛµM¥v ¡@¡@¥Ñ©óÁɺ¸§B®¦¦a§Î¦hÅܤơA¶Z®ü©¤¤]¤£»·¡A¤S¦³ÂרKªº«B¶q¡A§Î¦¨·í¦a¤Q¤À½ÆÂøÁc¦hªº´Óª«¬Û¡A¦A¥[¤W¦³¦UºØ¤£¦PºØþªº¤gÄ[¡A¨Ï±oh¯Sªº¬ã¨s»â°ì§ó¥[Â×´I¦h¼Ë¡C¤]¦]¦¹¡A¹³¥L³o»ò³Õ¾Çªº¤H¡A³º¥i¥H±N¤@¥Í©^Ämµ¹³o»ò¤pªº¤@­Ó¦a°ì¡A³o»P¤Q¤K¥@¬ö¤@¯ë­^°ê¥Íª«¬ì¾Ç®a¼ö°J©ó¨«¹M¤Ñ²P®ü¨¤¥h¦¬¶°©_ªá²§¤ì¨§@¤Àþªº§@­·­~²§¡C ¡@¡@¨Ò¦p¡G¤ô¤û®ûªw¦b¦À¶í¸Ì®ø°£´»¼ö®É¡A¥¦©Ò±ÆªnªºÁT«K¡A´N¦¨¬°©øÂΪº­¹ª«¡A©øÂΤS¬O³½¨àªº­¹ª«¡C¤S¦p¡G¥~Æ[²@¤£°_²´ªº³L°C¡A³z¹LP¤gªº§@¥Î¡A¨Ï¤gÄ[®e©ö§l¦¬ªÅ®ð©M¾i¤À¦Ó¦³§Q¯ÑºØ¡A¦P®É¨e¤S¬O³¾þªº­¹ª«¡A³¾þ¦A¦¨¬°¨ä¥L¤j«¬°Êª«©M¤Hþªº­¹ª«¡C ¡@¡@³z¹L³o¨Ç¥O¤HÆg¼Û¤£¤wªº¨Æ¹ê¡Ah¯S¤U¤F¤@­Óµ²½×¡G¡u¤j¦ÛµM¬O¤@­Ó°¶¤jªº¸gÀپǪÌ(nature is a great economist)¡v¡C¥L¦VªB¤Íªí¥Ü¡A¯à°÷¨Ï¦p¦¹Ác¦hªº°Êª«¦@¦P¥Í¬¡¦b³o»ò¤pªº°Ï°ì¸Ì¡A¥¿¬O¥Ñ©ó³Ð³y¥Dªº©_§®¦w±Æ»P§@¬°¡C

97. Greatenvlit Perhaps the fact that his main publisher is the Sierra Club says that too. 22) GilbertWhite (1720 – 1793). The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne. http://www.sonoma.edu/users/n/norwick/Classes/EnvironmentalLiterature/greatenvli

Steve Norwick's Suggestions For Further Reading My daughter Rebecca-Maria asked me for a list of 20 very good books of nature writing. I generally like to recommend books to specific people. For example, some people particularly like animals stories, some like outdoor adventure. A few people read nature poetry. Some are interested mostly in philosophical and moral problems, and some in politics. A few people enjoy reading about environmental blight and pollution, but most of us only read these types of problem oriented books out of professional or spiritual need to be informed and warned. I am most interested in writing which deals with the whole of nature in some region, and which has rather complex literary value. I have listed 23 authors and several books for some of them. You might start by looking to see which books are available on line, or in paperback. Extended Nature Prose Essays 1) Edward Abbey (1927 - 1989) Desert Solitaire. N.Y.: McGraw, 1968 This is the story of a season which he spent as a ranger in Arches National Park. It is full of philosophy and adventure. Abbey is funny and political and grumpy all at the same time. He also wrote novels, some of which are famous, but none of which are as good as this. He also wrote many more books of essays but this is the best and the most coherent collection. 2) Mary Hunter Austin (1868 - 1934) Land of Little Rain. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1903. Reprinted by Univ. of New Mexico Pr., Albuquerque 1974.

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