Laurence Rose
Framing Nature: Conservation and Culture
Framing Nature: Conservation and Culture
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Laurence Rose, a conservationist, explores the cultural roots of our relationship with nature in his book, "The Future of Nature." He describes his encounters with wildlife in exquisite language and vivid detail, highlighting the complexity and vulnerability of nature and the unexpected connections between people and wildlife. The book is about optimism and hope, describing the long journey needed to rebuild a mutually-beneficial relationship with nature.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 256 pages
Publication date: 11 September 2020
Publisher: Gritstone Publishing
Conservationist Laurence Rose embarked on a two-year journey to delve into the cultural foundations of our relationship with nature, aiming to chart its course for the future. His exploration took him to breathtaking landscapes, from the majestic white-tailed eagles of Orkney and Mull to the intricate world of ants and crickets on the southern heaths. Through his vivid descriptions and exquisite language, Rose brings to life his encounters with wildlife, showcasing the complexity and vulnerability of the natural world. This is not just a book about nature; it is a story of the unexpected connections between people and wildlife. Drawing on his extensive experience as a leading conservationist, Rose offers insights into the long journey required to rebuild a mutually beneficial relationship with nature. However, his writing is infused with a profound sense of optimism and hope, emphasizing the potential for positive change and the resilience of the natural world.
Conservationist Laurence Rose embarked on a two-year journey to delve into the cultural foundations of our relationship with nature, aiming to chart its course for the future. His exploration took him to breathtaking landscapes, from the majestic white-tailed eagles of Orkney and Mull to the intricate world of ants and crickets on the southern heaths. Through his vivid descriptions and exquisite language, Rose brings to life his encounters with wildlife, showcasing the complexity and vulnerability of the natural world. This is not just a book about nature; it is a story of the unexpected connections between people and wildlife. Drawing on his extensive experience as a leading conservationist, Rose offers insights into the long journey required to rebuild a mutually beneficial relationship with nature. However, his writing is infused with a profound sense of optimism and hope, emphasizing the potential for positive change and the resilience of the natural world.
Weight: 356g
Dimension: 130 x 197 x 26 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781913625009
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