1. Referencing

2. Referencing in a Bibliography
A book:
Author's surname, Initial. (Year) Book title. Publisher, page numbers
e.g. Herbert, R. (2006) Fascinating facts about barnacles. Medina Valley Centre Publishers,

3. Referencing in a Bibliography
A journal:
Author's surname, Initial. (Year) Title of article. Name of Journal, Volume number (Issue number), page numbers
e.g. Marston, K. (2002) Breeding birds in the Medina Valley. Medina Valley Wildlife, 8 (2), 18-20

4. Referencing in a Bibliography
More than one author:
Just keep including them…
e.g.
Herbert, R. & Marston, K. (2000)...etc
Herbert, R., Marston, K. & Parry, H. (1999)...etc
Herbert, R., Marston, K., Parry, H. & Taverner, S. (1998)...etc

5. Referencing in a Bibliography
A website:
Name of website (Year published/last
updated if available) URL, Date last visited
e.g.
Medina Valley Centre (2007) Last
visited 14/01/2011 

6. Referencing in the main text
A book or journal:
Author's surname (Year) information...    
e.g. Herbert (2006) observed that barnacles live on rock
or Information... (Author's surname, Year)
e.g. Barnacles live on rocks (Herbert, 2006).

7. Referencing in the main text
More than one author:
Don’t keep including them...    
Two authors
e.g. Herbert & Marston (2000)...
or ...(Herbert & Marston, 2000).
Three or more authors
e.g. Herbert et al (1999)...
or ... (Herbert et al, 1999).

8. Referencing in the main text
A website:
Name of website (Year published/last updated) information...
e.g. Medina Valley Centre (2011) found bladder wrack has bladders in…
Or information... (Name of website, Year published/last updated).
e.g. Bladder wrack has bladders in… (Medina Valley Centre, 2011)