Forget Me Not : Finding the forgotten species of climate-change Britain – WINNER OF THE PEOPLE'S BOOK PRIZE FOR NON-FICTION

Forget Me Not: Finding the Forgotten Species of Climate-Change Britain by Sophie Pavelle is a remarkable exploration into the delicate ecosystems of Britain, highlighting the urgent realities of climate change. This poignant narrative not only sheds light on the forgotten species that face extinction but also invites readers to reconnect with nature in a profound way.

As the proud winner of the People’s Book Prize for Non-Fiction, this book stands out in the Nature Writing genre, blending rich storytelling with important conservation themes. Sophie Pavelle’s compelling prose takes you on a breathtaking journey through Britain's diverse landscapes, emphasizing the beauty of wildlife while urging readers to take action against climate change.

Throughout this enlightening book, you will discover the emotional impact of climate change on local flora and fauna, which fosters a deep understanding of our responsibility for the environment. Pavelle’s insightful observations and vivid descriptions paint a vivid picture of the challenges faced by these forgotten species.

In an era where environmental issues are at the forefront of public consciousness, Forget Me Not resonates with both nature enthusiasts and those new to the subject. Its unique blend of personal anecdotes and scientific insights makes it a vital read for anyone interested in wildlife conservation and the future of our planet.

With its urgent message and beautifully crafted narrative, this book serves as an essential call to arms for conservation efforts in climate-change Britain. Experience the journey and make a difference with this remarkable work by Sophie Pavelle.