C9.1 Maps
C9.2 Photographs
C9.3 Archives
C9.4 Bibliography
b) 1:25 000. Sheets TL 56 and TL 57. There are also inaccuracies in the boundaries shown on the 1983 1:25,000 map (Pathfinder Series).
c) National Grid Plans 1:2500. Sheets 5489-5569, 5470-5570, 5669-5769, 5470-5570 and 5471-5571.
d) Soil maps, Geological maps - see under soil and geology sections (C3.2).
e) Maps prepared by R. Turvey for Harley Books, from aerial photographs taken in 1989. These show the extent of the property, the S.S.S.I., the names of parts of the Fen, of droves, ditches and dykes, and the numbering system for compartments and water-bodies used for biological recording.
Anon (l963) The Atlas of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. O.U.P.
Anglian Water (1984) Fisheries Survey of the Cambridgeshire Lodes; Sept-Oct 1984.
Anglian Water (1985) Fisheries Survey of Wicken Fen. March 1985.
Babington, C.C. (1860) Flora of Cambridgeshire
Ball, I.R. (1968) The Freshwater Triclads of Wicken Fen. Guides to Wicken Fen,6. The National Trust.
Bennett, T.J. & Lohoar G. (1990) Dragonflies and Damselflies at
Wicken Fen.
Bennett, T.J. & Thorne, C.J.R. (1989) The Birds of Wicken Fen.
Bishop, M.J. (1974) Quantitative studies on some living British wetland mollusc faunas. Biological Journal of the Linnaean Society 15: 299-326
Bloom, A. (1944) The Farm in the Fen. Faber & Faber
Conway, V.M. (1936a) Studies in the ecology of Cladium mariscus R.Br. 1. Structure and development. New Phytologist 35: 177-204
Conway, V.M. (1936b) Studies in the ecology of Cladium mariscus R.Br. 2. Environmental conditions at Wicken Fen, with special reference to soil temperatures and the soil atmosphere. New Phytologist 35: 359-380
Conway, V.M. (1938a) Studies in the ecology of Cladium mariscus R.Br. 3. The aeration of the subterranean parts of the plant. New Phytologist 36: 64-96
Duffey, E. (1970) Spiders. Guides to Wicken Fen 7. The National Trust
Eastham, L.E.S. (1932) 54. Wicken Fen Fauna - a Review. In: The Natural History of Wicken Fen (J.S.Gardiner,Ed.).
Emmett, A.M. (1972) Microlepidoptera; an annotated checklist. Guides to Wicken Fen 9. The National Trust.
Ennion, E.A.R. (1949) Adventurers' Fen. Herbert Jenkins, London.
Gardiner, J.S. (1923-32) The Natural History of Wicken Fen. Vols 1-6. Bowes & Bowes, Cambridge.
Gardiner, J.S. (1932) 56. Omissions and Additions. In: The Natural History of Wicken Fen, ed. J.S.Gardiner.
Godwin, H. (1931) Studies in the ecology of Wicken Fen. 1. The ground water level of the fen. Journal of Ecology 19: 449-473
Godwin, H. (l936) Studies in the ecology of Wicken Fen. 3. The establishment and development of fen carr (scrub). Journal of Ecology 24: 82-116
Godwin, H. (1940) Studies of the post-glacial history of British vegetation. 3. Fenland pollen diagrams. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc., B, 230: 239-285
Godwin, H. (1941) Studies in the ecology of Wicken Fen. 4. Crop- taking experiments. Journal of Ecology 29: 83-106
Godwin, H. (1978) Fenland: its ancient past and uncertain
future. Cambridge University Press.
Godwin, H. & Bharucha, F.R. (1932) Studies in the ecology of Wicken Fen. 2. The Fen water table and its control of plant communities. Journal of Ecology 20: 157-191
Godwin, H., Clowes, D.R. & Huntley, B. (1974) Studies in the ecology of Wicken Fen. 5. The development of fen carr. Journal of Ecology 62: 197-214
Godwin, H. & Tansley, A.G. (1929) 37. The vegetation of Wicken Fen. In: The natural history of Wicken Fen,pp.385-446. (J.S.Gardiner,Ed.)
Gowing, J.W. (1977) The hydrology of Wicken Fen and its influence on the acidity of the soil. M.Sc. Thesis, Cranfield Institute of Technology.
Haslam, S.M. (1969) The Reed ('Norfolk Reed'). Norfolk Reed Growers Association: 1
Haslam, S.M. (1972) Biological Flora of the British Isles, No.128. Phragmites communis Trin. Journal of Ecology 60: 585-610
Hodge, C.A.H. & Searle, R.S. (1966) The Soils of the District around Cambridge. Soil Survey, Harpenden.
Hoskins, W.G. & Stamp, L. Dudley (1963) The Common Lands of England and Wales. Collins
Lee, D.G. (1988) Environmental change and freshwater macroinvertebrates at Wicken Fen, Cambridgeshire. Ph.D. thesis, University of Cambridge.
Lock, J.M. (1972) Survey of St Edmunds Fen. Report to the Executive Committee
Lock, J.M. (1990) Calcifuge bryophytes at Wicken Fen. Journal of Bryology
Lohoar, G. & Ballard, S. (1990) Turf-digging at Wicken Fen.
The National Trust.
Lunel, T. (1984) Phosphate and nitrate in fresh water at Wicken Fen. Internal Report, Fen Archives.
Paul, C.R.C. (1967) Mollusca of the Wicken Sedge Fen. Guides to Wicken Fen 2. The National Trust
Perring, F.M., et al (1964) A Flora of Cambridgeshire. Cambridge University Press
Ratcliffe, D.E. (1977) A Nature Conservation Review (2 Vols.) Cambridge University Press.
Rodwell, J. (1984) Swamps and tall-herb fens. Draft account for National Vegetation Classification Scheme. N.C.C.
Rodwell, J. (1985) Salix cinerea-Betula pubescens-Phragmites australis woodland. Draft account for National Vegetation Classification Scheme. N.C.C.
Rodwell, J. (1991a) British Plant Communities. vol 1
Woodlands and Scrub. C.U.P.
Rodwell, J. (1991b) British Plant Communities. vol 2
Mires and Heaths. C.U.P.
Rowell, T.A. (1983) History and Management of Wicken Fen. Ph.D.Thesis, University of Cambridge
Rowell, T.A., Guarino, L. & Harvey, H.J. (1985) The experimental management of vegetation at Wicken Fen, Cambridgeshire. Journal of Applied Ecology 22:217-227.
Rowell, T.A. & Harvey, H.J. (1988) The recent histroy of Wicken Fen, Cambridgeshire, England: a guide to ecological development. Journal of Ecology 76: 73-90.
Sharrock, J.R.T. (1975) Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Great Britain and Ireland. T.A. & D. Poyser
Smart, J. (1972) Butterflies and day-flying Moths. Guides to Wicken Fen No 8. National Trust.
Spencer, R. (1985). Rare breeding birds in the United Kingdom in 1982. British Birds 78: 69-92
Stout, J.D. (1971) Soil Biology & Biochemistry 3: 9-25
Street, T. (1982) The use and management of Fenland nature reserves. Typescript in Fen archives.
The National Trust Acts
Underhill-Day, J.C. (1984) Population and breeding biology of Marsh Harriers in Britain since 1900. Journal of Applied Ecology 21: 773-787
Wheeler, B.D. (1980a) Plant communities of rich-fen systems in England and Wales. 1. Introduction. Tall Sedge and Reed Communities. Journal of Ecology 68: 365-395
Wheeler, B.D. (1980b) Plant communities of rich-fen systems in England and Wales. 3. Fen meadow, fen grassland and fen woodland communities, and contact communities. Journal of Ecology 68: 761-788
Yapp, R.H. (1908) Sketches of vegetation at home and abroad. 4. Wicken Fen. New Phytologist 7: 61-81
