Max
Nicholson - Environmentalist, ornithologist, author and administrator
born Co. Dublin,
12 July 1904 died Chelsea, London, 26
April 2003 |
F The walk in 2019 is from St. Paul's
Cathedral to Euston, by way of Chancery Lane. The walk is on Friday
12 July 2019, assemble at 10 am on the bottom step outisde the West
door of the Cathedral. Full
details here QUEENS WALK SUNDIAL The sundial commemorates the Jubilee Walkway, the William Curtis Ecological Garden, and Max, who initiated both of them. It was officially opened by the Mayor of Southwark on Thursday 19th March 2015. Please see the Queens Walk sundial website for details Max, the Silver Jubilee Walkway and the development of the South Bank - extracts from "A Walk for the Queen" by Hugo Vickers Some pictures from "WWF - a biography" - an exhibition in 2011 in Zurich celebrating the first 50 years of the World Wildlife Fund. This website is a growing memorial to Max, built up by the kind recollections of many of those who knew him. There are now links to the latest additions to this extensive page. If you would like to contribute a recollection or anecdote, please send it to Piers Nicholson . As you will see from the recollection page, all kinds of recollection - formal or informal, official or personal - are very welcome, and will help tobuild up a picture of Max's complex and interesting character. See our new page on the Max Nicholson memorial sundials at the London Wetlands Centre in London, and at Sedbergh School in Cumbria See our page on the WWF founders memorial lecture held at the Natural History Museum on 5 November 2003 Read the Foreword by H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh originally written for Max's book "The New Environmental Age" in 1986 Read Sir Crispin Tickell's address at the memorial service in Chelsea on 27 June 2003
more to come Sir Martin Holdgate John Sheail Professor Roger J. Wheater Frank Perring Dr. Luc Hoffmann Sue Lawley Michael Hudson Max's autobiography (part) - Working with the Russians and the Americans during the war A small initial selection of pictures of Max A summary of Max's honours, awards, and positions held Some books by Max Nicholson are still available If you would like to give a donation in Max's memory, here are some suggestions with a Gift Aid certificate to increase the value of your gift. This bronze head of Max was sculpted by Alan Jarvis in 1950. |