Books
- Ecology of Heathlands (Chapman and Hall, London, 1972) ISBN 0-412-10460-1
- An Introduction to Heathland Ecology (Oliver & Boyd, 1975) ISBN 0-05-002876-6
- Methods for the Measurement of the Primary Production of Grassland (with C. Milner, R. E. Hughes, G. R. Miller and R. O. Slayter, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1968) ISBN 0-397-60183-2
- The Lowland Heathland Management Handbook (English Nature, Peterborough, 1992)
- Ecology, Conservation and Land Use of the Cairngorms (Packard Publishing, 1999, ed.) ISBN 1-85341-117-5
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