pickThis is such an important read! For someone who doesn't know enough about conservation, it is a tough read, in that I had to keep going back over parts to understand what I was reading . .. but it is worth it. The illustrated edition is so beautiful and Angela Harding's prints are gorgeous 🥰 it is really good to share with children.
#Naturalitsy #Litsolace #MidsummerSolace
Remember when Wilding was our #buddyread last year? There's now a film of the whole rewilding process, which looks fantastic. It looks a similar style to The Biggest Little Farm.
https://www.biggestlittlefarmmovie.com/
https://www.theguardian.com/film/article/2024/jun/11/wilding-review-green-conser...
A very passionate take from my hero, Monbiot on what needs to be done to tackle environmental and ecological breakdown.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CxDeV9os4ZX/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
pickPictured alongside photos from my attempts at making a better landscape for pollinators and fostering a native environment in my own backyard, Wilding is further inspiration to continue my efforts! Finally got around to finishing this #NaturaLitsy read. Though focused on British flora and fauna there are many environments mentioned throughout. Why did I know so little about the turtledove? I hope this movement continues across the globe!
pickThis book is about how we destroy the world and how nature gets creative rebuilding it. It's also very similar to the TV show Mysteries of the Abandoned.
#Naturalitsy @AllDebooks #NaturalitsyBingo #rewilding
pickWhat a phenomenal book!! I'm so glad to have jumped back into the #naturalitsy group when I did so that I didn't miss out on reading this 💚 I'm definitely going to keep up-to-date on what's happening at Knepp!
Now, here's hoping I can finish The Language of Butterflies before the end of this month, so I can actually be reading June's book at the same time as the rest of the group 😂
@AllDebooks
pickI fully enjoyed this story of returning an old English estate farm back to its natural roots and as the project continued the unexpected surprises that emerged as one resurgence led to other species returns and rebounds. And interesting how much this is still a fight with both the community & government to let “good land go to waste” even now as we pay farms not to produce and watch species fall into extinction.
#LoveBird works for this book I‘m so many ways!
#Pantone2023 @Clwojick
#Naturalitsy
Highly recommend these titles. Feral was the book that started me on this path. Also
* Last child in the woods Richard Louv
* Wild child - Patrick Barkham
* Wild: an elemental journey - Jay Griffiths
* Rewild the sea - Charles Clover
On my tbr - Regenesis - George Monbiot
Wildfell - Lee Schofield
Land healer - Jake Fiennes
Rewilding: the radical new science of ecological recovery - Cain Blythe and Paul Jepson
I could go on .. 🤔
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