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Rebirding

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First published
2019
Pages
369

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'Rebirding' is a visionary book written by Benedict Macdonald that speaks of how Britain has uniquely relied on modifying farmland instead of restoring the ecosystem to halt the wildlife decline. With only six percent of the country built upon, large areas of the countryside remain deserts of opportunity for both wildlife and jobs. Macdonald’s manifesto advocates for rewilding Britain’s wildlife, revitalizing rural communities, and allowing our wildlife a richer future. This excellent work won the Wainwright Prize for Writing on Global Conservation and is a must-read for those passionate about nature, conservation, and rewilding

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Benedict Macdonald

Benedict Macdonald is a British naturalist, conservation writer, and wildlife television producer whose work argues for ecological restoration at landscape scale. Rebirding examines the long decline of Britain's wildlife, connecting habitat simplification, intensive farming, lost large animals, and collapsing invertebrate populations.

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Book facts

First published
2019
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
369
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online