Rewild - by Nick Baker (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br><p>ReWild is about learning how to observe, connect and discover nature for yourself. This book will show you how to reconnect with your inner beast by immersing yourself in a world where the wild things are.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p> <br><b><i>"An ingenious and invigorating insight into the essential wildness within us all."</i> Chris Packham</b> <p/> As our busy, technology-driven lives become more sedentary we have become less connected to our natural surroundings. In these challenging times, it is by rediscovering our links to the world around us that we can rekindle the natural, human connection we have to the wild.</p><p>Nick Baker introduces rewilding as a concept that needs to be established at a personal level. Taking the reader back to their natural sensitivities, we rediscover the instinctive potential of our senses. From learning to observe the creatures and beasts within hands' reach and seeing and hearing the birds and trees of our forests, Baker's expert advice offers the practical tools to experience the wilderness on your own doorstep, as well as in the wider, wilder world.</p><p>ReWild mixes memoir with practical advice, to delight, inform and inspire us all to discover the art of returning to nature.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><p><b>Nick Baker</b> is simply a naturalist. His life-long passion and natural curiosity for anything living has led to a varied career as a field biologist, broadcaster and communicator of natural history. Nick has over twenty years' experience hosting shows for the BBC, National Geographic and Discovery, including <i>Springwatch</i>, <i>Weird Creatures </i>and <i>Ultimate Explorer</i>. He has also authored ten books on the subject of wildlife and natural history. Nick is a strong believer in the fact you can't protect what you don't value or connect with, and so, to this day he continues in whatever way he can to help others rediscover a natural empathy with the wild world. </p>
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