Description
The conservationist and pioneer of nature writing John Lister-Kaye reflects on the beginnings of a life spent exploring and protecting Britain’s natural landscape and wildlife, evoking school holidays spent scrambling through the bracken after small beasts in an affectionate and transporting tone. Sir John Lister-Kaye is the author of ten books on wildlife and the environment and has lectured all over the world. He runs the world-famous Aigas Field Centre. His book Gods of the Morning won the inaugural Richard Jefferies Prize. www.lister-kaye.co.uk www.aigas.co.uk
