Abundance: Nature in Recovery

This collection of literary essays delves into the themes of abundance and loss in nature, focusing on global efforts in conservation and rewilding. It addresses the importance of restoring ecosystems and species, questioning what might be lost if such efforts are ignored, both in the natural world and within ourselves. The essays highlight various success stories of ecological restoration, contrasting them with instances where species face extinction. By examining how humans interact with and perceive nature, the work explores our engagement with meaningful conservation and the reasons behind our differing attitudes towards it. Through a narrative that spans diverse landscapes, the essays offer insights into the urgent need for environmental renewal.

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