Nature, Landscape and the Sense of Home
Modern farming methods have chipped away at the landscapes of our childhood. Habitat loss has made sightings of once familiar creatures an increasingly rare event. The sheer pace of life and change progressively undermines our sense of familiarity and belonging.
In eight essays Stan L. Abbott explores our relationship with the places that make us who we are, and looks at how more intelligent land management and rewilding can begin to restore those lost connections.
