James Harding-Morris
James is a primary school teacher who lives in Yorkshire, England. In his free time he enjoys recording moths, wading through rockpools, reading plays, and maintaining his collection of classic cars. James is also a successful freelance taxidermist, whose largest project was the mounting of a record-sized koala. He described this as:
"A moment that would define my life forever -everything else, no matter how huge or monumental, not even the birth of my own children, would ever compare to this" - James Harding-Morris, 1997
James is currently undertaking an Open University course that will allow him to pursue his dream of becoming a professional tautologist. James described this as being a:
'big, massive undertaking' - James Harding-Morris, 2010
Latest Articles
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Introduced Species Profile - The Harlequin Ladybird
The Harlequin Ladybird has recently been introduced to the UK. In other countries it had a terrible impact on other insects. What effect will it have here?
Nov 15, 2010
- James Harding-Morris
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Introduced Species Profile - The Chinese Mitten Crab
In 1912 a large crab with hairy claws was found in a river in Germany. Now, 100 years on, this crab has spread throughout Europe. What threat does it pose?
Nov 14, 2010
- James Harding-Morris
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