Upland Britain: A Natural History

Upland Britain: A Natural History

by Margaret Atherden (Author), JoeParry (Illustrator)

Synopsis

Tells the story of the natural history changes that have occurred in the upland areas of Britain since the Arctic tundra landscape of British uplands in the final stage of the last ice age. The impact of climatic change, species development/decline and of human activities are charted. Individual chapters focus on mountain tops, woodlands, moorlands, wetlands, grasslands, plantations, highways and boundaries. The book explains how they have developed and how people have managed them for their own purposes. A particular theme of the book is how aware people need to be of the complexity and vulnerability of wildlife communities.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 240
Publisher: Manchester University Press
Published: 10 Dec 1992

ISBN 10: 0719034949
ISBN 13: 9780719034947