This engaging collection of essays from the famed naturalist Charles Waterton provides a wealth of information and insight into the natural world, from the habits and habitats of various species to broader issues related to ecology, evolution, and conservation. With a keen eye for detail and a gift for storytelling, Waterton brings the wonders of nature to vivid and compelling life.

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