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Natures Architect The Beavers Return To Our Wild Landscapes Jim Crumley

SKU: BELL-5771986

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

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Publisher: Saraband

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 6.29 MB

Pages: 240

Author: Jim Crumley

ISBN: 9781910192061, 1910192066

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Natures Architect The Beavers Return To Our Wild Landscapes Jim Crumley by Jim Crumley 9781910192061, 1910192066 instant download after payment.

"Sublime writing...a genuinely important book" - Ken Lussey. Hundreds of years after their extinction in these isles, beavers are back in Britain. These highly skilled engineers of the natural world have been reintroduced at several sites across the UK and, even as they become established, are already having a dramatic effect on our wild landscapes. Here, leading nature writer Jim Crumley reveals the pioneering lifestyle of these intriguing and secretive creatures and considers the ecological and economic impact of the beaver reintroductions. Employing his trademark beautiful prose and empathy for life in the wild, Crumley considers the future for Britain's beavers and makes the case for giving them their freedom.