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The nature-trek spotting scope family offers exceptional optical performance in a lightweight and waterproof modern design..

A Fully Multi-Coated optical system combined with BAK-4 Porro prisms produce extremely clear and sharp images.

The 65mm and 80mm optical systems have been optimised for maximum performance while keeping the scope body short in length making them ideal for hiking and travel. Featuring a rotating tripod band, retractable sunshade and stay-on cover for protection.

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Hawke Nature-Trek 16-48x65 telescope

Comprising just two models, Hawke’s Nature-Trek telescope range has been on the market since the beginning of the decade. As a result of the models’ recent upgrade, these ‘new’ scopes can be described as having a modern colour, as well as sporting a shorter, more compact chassis; the 20-60x80 model has also been made much lighter.

Another enhancement is the move away from a fixed tripod foot to one which rotates. The optical system has been tweaked, too, creating a much closer near-focus distance of 3.5 m, which make the two models Hawke’s closest-focusing telescopes.

Weighing just 1,130 g, I found the 65-mm model remarkably light. This weight includes the eyepiece, which is attached to the body through a simple screw-thread. The textured rubber covering extends over and adds protection to the rear and lower sections of the BAK-4 prism housing. The lens hood pulls out smoothly and easily.

When the thumb-screw is disengaged, the tripod foot rotates through approximately 225º and there are five very subtle, equally spaced click-in points in the turning arc, along which the screw can be used effectively at any point to secure the foot in any desired position.

When attaching the scope to a tripod head I discovered that, although the chassis alone is perfectly balanced, adding the eyepiece alters the centre of gravity and there is a tendency for the scope to tilt backwards when the head is not locked. This not is a major issue and it may not occur when the same eyepiece is used with the larger, 80-mm body.

The eyepiece has a generous, two-finger-deep, milled rubber grip for positive and precise magnification adjustment. It turns smoothly with ample resistance, providing a magnification range of 16-48x – or 20-60x when used with the 80-mm scope – with increments clearly marked for both models.

Focusing the telescope is achieved using a very smoothly turning, top-mounted focusing wheel. This is milled and chunky, providing plenty of grip, even when wearing gloves. It’s also very sensitive toward the highest end of the magnification range, and I must confess to having had difficulty in obtaining a satisfactorily sharp image beyond the 40x mark.

However, for a low-cost, 65-mm scope, the image was bright and sharp to the edge and I didn’t feel hemmed in by the field of view. Colour reproduction was largely good, although a little on the warm side with, for example, Phragmites reedbeds tending to reflect richer shades of straw rather than their natural, slightly lighter hues.

For a scope that does not use ED glass – although it does have a fully multi-coated optical system – I was surprised at how low the level of chromatic aberration appeared to be. It was virtually absent in the image’s centre and only really became noticeable in the outer 25 per cent or so. My overall assessment of the image – especially when the Nature-Trek’s price is taken into consideration – was very positive.

If I allow one further sliver of negativity to creep in I would have to mention that I don’t really like the somewhat old-fashioned fold-down rubber eye-cup. It is certainly not in keeping with the overall modern standard of the scope as a whole, and I wonder how much it would add to the cost to replace it with even a basic twist-out cup.

Nevertheless, this model still represents great value for the price and, although it is not marketed as a travel scope, its low weight enabled me to occasionally hand-hold it for stable viewing using the lower half of the magnification range without much difficulty.

The Nature-Trek comes complete with a removable tethered objective cover and a stay-on protective case. Compatible digiscoping adaptors with T2 rings are also available as optional extras.

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• Suggested retail price: £229.99 (including zoom eyepiece)
• Size: 356x190 mm (including zoom eyepiece)
• Weight: 1,130 g (including zoom eyepiece)
• Field of view: 46-24.5 m at 1,000 m
• Light transmission: not available
• Close focus: 3.5 m
• Gas-filled: yes
• Waterproof: yes
• Warranty: 10 years
• Image is bright and sharp – especially for a low-cost scope
• Chromatic abberation is very low for non-ED glass
• Fold-down rubber eye-cups look dated

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Specifications for hawke sport optics nature trek 16-48x65mm spotting scope:, features of hawke sport optics nature trek spotting scope, 16-48x65.

• Fully multi-coated optics produce sharp images
• Close focus see detail from 11.5ft/3.5m
• BAK-4 porro prisms for intense color and contrast
• Body rotation for viewing in virtually any position
• Stay-on lens covers for maximum lens protection
• Fold down eye cup and pull out sunshade
• Digi-scope compatible for use with your camera
• Nitrogen purged water and fog proof

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• Hawke Sport Optics Nature Trek 16-48x65mm Spotting Scope
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Fully multi-coated optics produce sharp images. Close focus – see detail from 11.5ft/3.5m. BAK-4 porro prisms for intense color and contrast. Body rotation for viewing in virtually any position. Stay-on lens covers for maximum lens protection. Fold down eye cup and pull out sunshade. Digi-scope compatible for use with your camera. Nitrogen purged – water and fog proof.

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Hawke Optics Nature Trek 16-48×65 ED Spotting Scope

A small aperture spotting scope from Hawke with big spotting scope performance. In short, the 65ED will easily outperform a similar priced 100mm non ED. On testing I could find virtually no false colour whatsoever (even on the edge of field at 48x). Brightness, sharpness and contrast are quite incredible for such a lightweight scope. There is some fall off in sharpness at higher power on the edge of view, with a little bending of straight lines.

Included in the box is lens caps, a stay on case. aluminium case, and probably the best ever microfibre cleaning cloth I have ever tested. Warranty is 10 years.

The eye cup is fold down. Would have been better with a twist cup, but it is still very easy to fold down. Eye relief is good enough for spectacle wearers.

Unlike the non ED 65mm Nature Trek, the ED version uses the same eye piece as the 80mm and 100mm versions. This means it has a standard T-thread for attachment of digiscoping T-rings.

Due to the light weight (1049g) you wont need to spend a large amount on a heavy duty tripod.

Seeing really is believing how good this little scope is.

Highly recommended

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This is the latest 2020 version fitted with the new zoom eyepiece with integrated twist-up eyecup

The Hawke Nature Trek 16-48x65 spotting scope offers exceptional optical performance in a lightweight and waterproof modern design. A fully multi-coated optical system combined with BAK-4 porro prisms produce extremely clear and sharp images and have been optimised for maximum performance whilst keeping the scope body short in length making them ideal for hiking and travel.

Key features include :

• Fully waterproof

• Fully multi-coated optics

• Supplied with zoom eyepiece

• Supplied with rotating tripod band

• Twist out sunshade

• Digi-scope compatible

• Stay-on scope case and lens cap

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Zoom: 16-48x

Field of view: 46-24.5m

Minimum Focus: 3.5m

Eye Relief: 20mm

Length: 356mm

Weight: 1130g

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• Fully multi-coated optics to produce sharp images
• BAK-4 porro prisms for intense color and contrast
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• Fold down eye cup and pull out sunshade
• Nitrogen purged - water and fog proof
• Digi-scope compatible for use with your camera or smartphone
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• Complete with stay-on cover, lens caps & lens cloth.

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The Nature-Trek spotting scope family offers exceptional value in a lightweight and modern design. A fully multi-coated optical system combined with BAK-4 porro prisms produce extremely clear and sharp images.

A great starter scope for keen amateur birdwatchers with excellent close focus. Excellent field of view in a lightweight body.

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The twenty-first century is the era when populations of cities will exceed rural communities for the first time in human history. The population growth of cities in many countries, including those in transition from planned to market economies, is putting considerable strain on ecological and natural resources. This paper examines four central issues: (a) the challenges and opportunities presented through working in jurisdictions where there are no official or established methods in place to guide regional, ecological and landscape planning and design; (b) the experience of the author’s practice—Gillespies LLP—in addressing these challenges using techniques and methods inspired by McHarg in Design with Nature in the Russian Federation in the first decade of the twenty-first century; (c) the augmentation of methods derived from Design with Nature in reference to innovations in technology since its publication and the contribution that the art of landscape painters can make to landscape analysis and interpretation; and (d) the application of this experience to the international competition and colloquium for the expansion of Moscow. The text concludes with a comment on how the application of this learning and methodological development to landscape and ecological planning and design was judged to be a central tenant of the winning design. Finally, a concluding section reflects on lessons learned and conclusions drawn.

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The landscape team from Gillespies Glasgow Studio (Steve Nelson, Graeme Pert, Joanne Walker, Rory Wilson and Chris Swan) led by the author and all our collaborators in the Capital Cities Planning Group.

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Evans, B.M. Reimagining Design with Nature: ecological urbanism in Moscow. Socio Ecol Pract Res 1 , 233–247 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s42532-019-00031-5

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Received : 17 March 2019

Accepted : 13 August 2019

Published : 10 September 2019

Issue Date : October 2019

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