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Nature Contested: Environmental History in Scotland and Northern England Since 1600 Book

This book is about how we have treated nature in some of the most valued landscapes in Europe. Combining social and cultural history with ecology and geography, T.C....Read More

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    This book is about four centuries of conflict over some of the most valued landscapes in Europe. Combining social and cultural history with ecology and geography T. C. Smout has written one of the most profound, as well as one of the most entertaining works of environmental history ever published. The highlands, islands and borders of Scotland, the Lake District and northern moors of England form a natural region, whose wildness has inspired some and oppressed others. The crags and moorlands have been both treasured for their beauty and biodiversity and reviled as unproductive deserts to be improved and reclaimed. The context between these two views of nature - conservation versus development; jobs versus birds; landscape versus forestry; use versus delight - is at the centre of the book.

  • 0748614117
  • 9780748614110
  • T.C. Smout
  • 17 July 2000
  • Edinburgh University Press
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 256
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