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Reflections

What Wildlife Needs and How to Provide it

MARK AVERY

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Provides a clear-eyed overview of nature conservation in Britain.

Offers many reasons for hope, alongside practical advice for the reader.

Highly entertaining read with a personal touch.

In this informed, incisive and passionate commentary analyses what is wrong with certain ways we do wildlife conservation but explores some of its many successes too.

Praise For Reflections

If I were ‘king for a day’ Avery would be instantly installed as the benign dictator of conservation in the UK. If you love wildlife, read this, think about this, and act upon this.

Chris Packham, broadcaster and author of Back to Nature

Reflections is a work of distilled campaigning wisdom, told with the irrepressible optimism of a passionate advocate for nature who’s spent decades working tirelessly for wildlife.

Guy Shrubsole, author of The Lost Rainforests of Britain and Who Owns England?

A clarion call for more nature in Britain and how we can get it. Wise, knowledgeable, provocative and good humoured – Mark Avery is a national treasure.

Patrick Barkham, author of Wild Grreen Wonders and co-author of Wild Isles

Mark Avery has written a love letter to Nature. Yes it is well written and academically sound and all that you’d expect from a person of his track record, but the real pleasure of the book is that under all that patina of propriety and science you feel a Mr Darcy launching himself into the lake because nothing is more important to him than capturing our hearts with his passion. A real triumph.

Sir Tim Smit, Co-founder and Vice Chairman of the Eden Project

Biographical Note

Dr Mark Avery is a senior UK conservationist with nearly four decades' experience of giving wildlife a better future. The author of numerous previous books, including Inglorious: Conflict in the Uplands (2015), Mark worked for the RSPB for 25 years before going freelance in 2011. He co-founded the campaigning organisation Wild Justice and was recently chair of the World Land Trust. Twitter @markavery

BIC

RNKH, PSAF, WN, WNC

BISAC

NAT011000, SCI020000, NAT000000

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