'The Richard Jefferies Society Literary Award is awarded to the author of the publication considered by the judging panel to be the most outstanding nature writing published in a given calendar year. The winning work will reflect the heritage and spirit of Jefferies’ countryside books'.
'An annual prize of £1,000 will be awarded for any length or format of writing on themes or topics broadly consistent with the work of Richard Jefferies. It must be published (not re-published) within the calendar year. First English translations of works are eligible. E-books are excluded from the award'. (richardjefferiessociety.org)
Shortlist 2024 (Books published in 2023)
Ben Jacob: The Orchid Outlaw
Mark Cocker: One Midsummer’s Day
John Lister-Kaye: Footprints in the Woods
Roger Morgan Grenville: Across a Waking Land
Michael Malay: Late Light
Annie Worsley: Windswept
Shortlist 2023 (Books published in 2022)
Lee Schofield: Wild Fell (Winner)
Leif Bersweden: Where the Wild Flowers Grow
Ben Rawlence: The Treeline / De boomgrens (Ten Have)
Guy Shrubsole: The Lost Rainforests of Britain
Annie Proulx: Fen, Bog, and Swamp / Veen, dras, moeras (De Geus)
Malachy Tallack: Illuminated by Water
Shortlist 2022 (books publishes in 2021)
Steven Lovatt: Birdsong in a Time of Silence (Vogelzang in tijden van stilte (De Geus))
James Aldred: Goshawk Summer: A New Forest Season Unlike Any Other
Jemma Wadham: Ice Rivers
Cal Flyn: Islands of Abandonment (Verlaten oorden (Atlas/Contact)
Nicola Chester: On Gallows Down
Adam Nicolson: The Sea is Not Made of Water (De zee is niet van water (Atlas/Contact))
Shortlist 2021 (books published in 2020)
Benedict Macdonald en Nicholas Gates: Orchard. A Year in England’s Eden (Winner)
Dara McAnulty: Diary of a Young Naturalist (Dagboek van een natuurjongen)
Michael McCarthy, Jeremy Mynott en Peter Marren: The Consolation of Nature
*Stephen Moss: The Swallow (De zwaluw)
*Merlin Sheldrake: Entangled Life (Verweven leven)
*Patrik Svensson: The Gospel of the Eels (De lange weg naar huis)
Shortlist 2020 (books published in 2019)
Benedict MacDonald: Rebirding (Winner)
*Adele Brand: The Hidden World of the Fox
David Barrie: Incredible Journeys
Jim Crumley: The Nature of Spring
Simon Barnes: On the Marsh
Jeremy Purseglove: Working with Nature
Shortlist 2019 (books
published in 2018)
Isabella Tree: Wilding (winner)
Mark Cocker: Our Place
Kate Bradbury: The Bumblebee Flies Anyway
*Adam Weymouth: Kings of the Yukon (Koning van de Yukon)
Shortlist 2018 (books
published in 2017)
Adam Nicolson: The Seabird’s Cry (winner)
Matthew Oates: Beyond Spring
Richard Smyth: A Sweet Wild Note
Richardson Rosamond: Waiting for the
Albino Dunnock
Christopher Somerville: The January Man
Shortlist 2017 (books
published in 2016)
Richard Fortey: The Wood for the
Trees (winner)
Jim Crumley: The Nature of Autumn
John Lewis-Stempel: The Running Hare
Ann Wroe: Six Facets of Light
Graham Hoyland: Walking Through
Spring
Shortlist 2016 (books
published in 2015)
John Lister-Kaye: Gods of the Morning (winner)
Rob
Cowen: Common Ground
Michael McCarthy: The Moth Snowstorm
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