George Monbiot
What’s inside
In ‘Feral,’ George Monbiot, an environmental and political activist, embarks on a journey to explore the concept of rewilding – restoring land to its natural, wild state. The book is a captivating mix of personal narrative, environmental manifesto, and a call to action. Monbiot argues for a radical rethinking of our relationship with the natural world, advocating for the reintroduction of native species, the restoration of natural habitats, and a shift towards a more sustainable and harmonious coexistence with nature. Through vivid descriptions of landscapes transformed by rewilding projects, ‘Feral’ inspires hope and offers a new vision for the future of our planet.
You’ll Learn
- Gain a deeper understanding of rewilding and its importance.
- Learn about successful cases of ecological restoration.
- Explore the relationship between human activities and environmental degradation.
- Be inspired to take action towards sustainability and conservation.
Key Points
- Introduction to Rewilding
- Personal Journey of Discovery
- Impact of Human Activities on Nature
- Case Studies of Successful Rewilding Projects
- Challenges and Controversies Surrounding Rewilding
- Vision for a Rewilded World
- Call to Action for Individuals and Societies
Who’s it For
- Environmental activists
- Nature enthusiasts
- Conservationists
- Policy makers
- Anyone interested in sustainability and ecological restoration
About the author
George Monbiot is a renowned British writer, known for his environmental and political activism. With a career spanning several decades, Monbiot has written for major publications, participated in grassroots environmental movements, and authored several influential books. His work often challenges conventional thinking and advocates for radical changes to protect the natural world.