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Rural England

Our Countryside at the Crossroads - A Queen Anne Press Book

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  • 240 stron
  • 9 godzin czytania

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This magnificently illustrated book celebrates the English countryside while highlighting the threats it faces. In the introduction, David Puttnam, President of the Council for the Protection of Rural England, emphasizes the necessity of a beautiful countryside and the importance of engaging in discussions about land use. Collaborating with the CPRE, the authors address key issues and ongoing projects aimed at conservation. Derrick Mercer's inclusive text explores various regions, including Northern England, the Midlands, and the West Country, while detailing conservation and recreation efforts across England and Wales. The specifically commissioned photographs by Derry Brabbs capture the beauty and diversity of the countryside, reminding readers of its significant changes over the past 50 years and the urgent need for conservation. From national parks to urban fringes and heritage coasts to conservation farms, various programs have been initiated to protect England's natural beauty. This work serves not only as a call to action for the future but also as a source of hope, urging readers to recognize the value of preserving the countryside for generations to come.

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Rural England, Derrik Mercer, David Puttnam, Derry Brabbs

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1988,
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Tytuł
Rural England
Podtytuł
Our Countryside at the Crossroads - A Queen Anne Press Book
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1988
Liczba stron
240
ISBN10
0356127613
ISBN13
9780356127613
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Opis
This magnificently illustrated book celebrates the English countryside while highlighting the threats it faces. In the introduction, David Puttnam, President of the Council for the Protection of Rural England, emphasizes the necessity of a beautiful countryside and the importance of engaging in discussions about land use. Collaborating with the CPRE, the authors address key issues and ongoing projects aimed at conservation. Derrick Mercer's inclusive text explores various regions, including Northern England, the Midlands, and the West Country, while detailing conservation and recreation efforts across England and Wales. The specifically commissioned photographs by Derry Brabbs capture the beauty and diversity of the countryside, reminding readers of its significant changes over the past 50 years and the urgent need for conservation. From national parks to urban fringes and heritage coasts to conservation farms, various programs have been initiated to protect England's natural beauty. This work serves not only as a call to action for the future but also as a source of hope, urging readers to recognize the value of preserving the countryside for generations to come.