Wild Fell : Fighting for nature on a Lake District hill farm

"Wild Fell: Fighting for nature on a Lake District hill farm" by Lee Schofield is a transformative narrative that captures the passionate battle to revive England's natural landscapes. This gripping work of nature writing is not only a testament to the beauty of the Lake District but also a clarion call for rewilding efforts across Britain.

In this award-winning book, a WINNER of the Richard Jefferies Award for Nature Writing and shortlisted for the James Cropper Wainwright Prize, Schofield eloquently explores the profound connection between humanity and nature. He shares his journey as a farmer committed to ecological restoration, drawing readers into a world where every hill and valley tells a story of resilience and hope.

As a significant contribution to the non-fiction genre of nature writing, "Wild Fell" resonates with those who seek inspiration in the great outdoors. Schofield’s insights into the importance of preserving natural habitats make this book essential reading for nature enthusiasts and advocates of sustainable farming practices. His narrative is both informative and moving, encouraging readers to reflect on their role in protecting the environment.

With its rich tapestry of personal anecdotes and ecological wisdom, "Wild Fell" stands out in the literary landscape of nature writing. Whether you are a seasoned environmentalist or a curious newcomer, this book promises to ignite a passion for rewilding and the beauty of England's countryside.