For me anyone with a camera, photoing wildlife is fair game. Anyone out walking the hills I explain the fact that I am there through referal of one of the contributors to the site and am confident to advise them on other walks that may be of interest to them. Travelling the country means I am pretty proficient at knowing where people live and have usually at one point been in their vacinity. My new job means I now look after the West Midlands and Wales, so Wales will be fun as previous jobs have meant I only ever concentrated on the south of Wales, now I look after the whole of Wales above the M4, so having to be with the same hospital for up to 2 weeks at a time means that I stay locally and have plenty of time in the evening for walks and plenty of photography opportunities, so the Wales portfolio should come on leaps and bounds as soon as the lighter nights come in. I can't wait - bike on the back of the car, walking boots and a camera. Fantastic.
But again, a small A4 poster in Sainsbury's or the post office
Support Local Wildlife
www.wildaboutbritain.co.uk
with a nice cartoon on it, so that the kids show an interest
simple, but effective