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informative
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
relaxing
medium-paced
Neil Ansell returns to his childhood stomping ground, The New Forest, reminiscing about his youth spent in the ancient woods and revisiting the places that sparked his love of nature.
Throught the book, Ansell highlights the importance of the forest. So many species rely on it's diverse landscape and are endemic to the forest, with others depending on it as vital breeding grounds.
He also remarks on the changes in nature & the environment of the forest (species numbers, increased tourism, rewilding efforts), whilst sharing his wildlife encounters - new and old.
Refreshing, relaxing & cosy with beautiful descriptions of nature, this was the perfect book to unwind with in the evenings.
Now, I really want to visit The New Forest
Throught the book, Ansell highlights the importance of the forest. So many species rely on it's diverse landscape and are endemic to the forest, with others depending on it as vital breeding grounds.
He also remarks on the changes in nature & the environment of the forest (species numbers, increased tourism, rewilding efforts), whilst sharing his wildlife encounters - new and old.
Refreshing, relaxing & cosy with beautiful descriptions of nature, this was the perfect book to unwind with in the evenings.
Now, I really want to visit The New Forest
Minor: Fire/Fire injury