The BSBI has produced three
atlases covering the distribution of vascular plants in British Isles. The third atlas,
Atlas 2020, was published in March 2023. It publishes a
newsletter, BSBI News (ISSN 0309-930X), that is distributed to members three times a year and is available online. The BSBI published a scientific periodical,
New Journal of Botany (formerly
Watsonia), that was discontinued in 2017. The journal had a north-western European scope covering vascular plants, their taxonomy, biosystematics, ecology, distribution and conservation, as well as topics of a more general or historical nature". This has been replaced by an online journal,
British and Irish Botany. The society produced the
Atlas of the British Flora in 2002, the
Vice-county Census Catalogue of the Vascular Plants of Great Britain in 2003, and publishes the
BSBI Handbooks series.
Handbook series The following Handbooks have been produced, with more promised for the future. Following this criticism, Fisher resigned his membership of the BSBI. Fourteen years later, David Pearman, the Society's General Secretary, contrasted the way in which Fisher was, as Pearman termed it, "hounded out", with the more open attitudes that had then taken hold. In more recent times, the BSBI has produced or supported the production of a number of County Rare Plant Registers, books which list all known locations for all rare plants in their county of coverage. ==References==