As founder of the wildlife-friendly Countryside Restoration Trust, the author is convinced that Britain's wildlife can be saved and nurtured whilst continuing the production of high-quality food. He controversially addresses the concerns about re-wilding and climate change alongside solutions for bringing back wildlife, without diminishing the importance of these issues.


This is a book about farming and wildlife, as well as the people who live and work on the land. It is about a rural cultural minority ignored in Britain, a country that ironically boasts of 'inclusion' and 'diversity', but which excludes and ignores those who they see as representing Britain's rural past.