Rural Britain Task Station Desk Calendar

Rural Britain Task Station Desk Calendar Overview

The Rural Britain Task Station business calendar highlights the amazing variety of the British landscape and the wildlife which we rarely catch sight of. Two complementary images each month depict a scenic landscape vista and a wild mammal, bird, invertebrate or insect which inhabits each location.

In October there’s a beautiful image of beech woods in the New Forest, Hampshire with the trees and branches lit up by the autumn sun in vibrant shades. Vast tracts of woodland, heathland and river valleys characterise the varied landscape of the New Forest where deer, ponies and cattle roam freely. This ancient woodland has remained largely unchanged since it was William the Conqueror’s royal hunting ground. The emperor dragonfly is a very large, impressive dragonfly, found in the New Forest, a common species of large ponds, rivers and lakes. The female lays her eggs in floating pondweed.

This practical and sturdy promotional desk calendar for 2027 comprises a heavy glossy easel with a useful planner pad for notes and appointments which runs along the base stand of the easel.