Feral
About This Book
Published in 2013, Feral serves as both a critical examination and a call to action. George Monbiot explores the void in contemporary human existence: the absence of genuine wilderness and connection to the natural world. His central argument advocates for allowing specific regions to return to their wild state through rewilding, demonstrating how this process benefits both ecological systems and human well-being.
Who Should Read This?
- Environmental advocates seeking alternative viewpoints on conservation
- Readers curious about the relationship between humans and natural ecosystems
- Property managers and land stewards interested in expanding their ecological understanding
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