Stephen Lings
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Stephen Lings ( 31 May 1961 - 30 March 2024) was an English wildlife artist, illustrator, author and conservationist. He illustrated many newspapers, magazines and books, including some in the Thomas the Tank Engine series.[1] [2] [3]
In 2023, Stephen Lings was awarded [4] The Marsh Award for Entomology, which "recognises individuals working with any invertebrate family that have made outstanding contributions to entomological science."
References
- ^ Gibbs, Bridget; Lings, Stephen; Gibson, Tony (1990). The Usborne Book of Bird Facts. Usborne. ISBN 9780746006191.
- ^ Lings, Stephen; Hunt, David; Braybrooke, Gary (2013). The Environmental and Sustainability Handbook: The Green Directory. Greener Times Publishing Ltd. ISBN 9780957528406.
- ^ Awdry, Christopher; Lings, Stephen (1992). Thomas and the Hurricane. Egmont Childrens Books. ISBN 9780434961337.
- ^ https://www.marshcharitabletrust.org/award/marsh-award-for-entomology/
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