In Search Of One Last Song: Britain’s Disappearing Birds And The People Trying To Save Them Patrick Galbraith William Collins Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science

‘Wonderful And Enriching’ Adam Nicolson ‘The Best Book On Conservation The Countryside I Have Read In Years’ John Lewis-Stempel ‘A Modern Pastoral Written With Intelligence Wit Lyricism’ Cal Flyn Our Wild Places Wildlife Are Disappearing At A Terrifying Rate This Is Story About Going Search Of People Who Trying To Save Birds As Well Confronting Enormity What Losing Them Would Really Mean Beautiful Thought-Provoking Blend Nature Travel Writing Patrick Galbraith Sets Off Across Britain Journey That May Be His Last Chance See Some Along Way From Orkney West Wales Wildest Post-Industrial Towns He Meets Fascinatingly Eclectic Group Very Different Ways Front Line Tirelessly Doing Everything They Can Ten Species Teetering Dangerously Close Extinction One Song Mixes Folklore History Art Through Talking Musicians Writers Poets Whose Work Inspired By Manages Such Nightingale Capercaillie Creates Picture Immense Cultural Void Left Behind If These Were Gone Among Those There Feelings Great Frustration Reed Cutters Coppicers Ancient Crafts Long Sustained Vital Habitats For Rarest But Voices Often Go Unheard Ornithologists Think Their Warnings Being Ignored Gamekeepers Animal Rights Activists Both Feel Right Side An Increasingly Ugly Battle Ultimately It Emerges Many Encounters Could Thrive Require Much Better Cooperation Between Caught Up Struggle Future Also Becomes Clear While Like Turtle Dove Black Grouse Will Result Paler Country All Us Live Alongside Bitterly Painful End So More Σελίδες: 320 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm