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Scotland A Rewilding Journey

Art / Photobook
By: Susan Wright(Author), Peter Cairns(Author), Nick Underdown(Author)
216 pages, colour photos, colour illustrations
Scotland
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  • Scotland ISBN: 9780956842336 Hardback Oct 2018 In stock
    £24.99
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Today, although it's easy to be seduced by the raw beauty of the Scottish landscape, it is sadly an ecological shadow of its former self. Our large carnivores have gone, our woodlands are small and fragmented, and a bare, degraded landscape supporting little life stretches across millions of acres.

It doesn't have to be this way.

Scotland: A Rewilding Journey is a rallying call for a wilder Scotland, where forests abundant with life are regenerating, where rivers lined with alder and willow run freely, where damaged peatlands are revitalised and where oceans support the great whales. This landmark conservation book portrays a vision for a wilder Scotland – a place where nature works as it should, where wildlife flourishes and crucially, where people prosper.

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Art / Photobook
By: Susan Wright(Author), Peter Cairns(Author), Nick Underdown(Author)
216 pages, colour photos, colour illustrations
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