The Wealth of Communities
How ten communities are making intelligent use of the resources on which they depend
Books
The Subsidy Scandal
How subsidies wreck the environment
Land of Plenty: A journey through the fields & foods of modern Britain
In Land of Plenty, Charlie Pye-Smith travels the length and breadth of Britain to provide a rich and timely portrait of an essential aspect of our national heritage: farming.
Trees for Life
Agroforestry has the power to transform the lives of billions of people. This book describes how.
Rural Rites – Hunting and the Politics of Prejudice
An account of an absurd parliamentary process which has done nothing to reduce suffering in the countryside, and possibly achieved the opposite
The Subsidy Scandal
Government subsidies and pork-barrel politics are wrecking the environment in the United States
Rebels and outcasts: A journey through Christian India
More Christians go to church every Sunday in India than in the whole of Europe. This book tells their story
In Search of Wild India
This companion book to a major Channel 4 series explores the relationship between people and nature in India
In Search of Neptune
The story of the National Trust's Enterprise Neptune, one of the world's most successful landscape conservation programmes
Travels in Nepal – the Sequestered Kingdom
Part travelogue and part investigation, the book explores the impact of foreign aid in the Himalaya
The Other Nile
An account of two journeys into the heart of Africa, made in the days of steam trains, long before the invention of faxes, emails and the Internet
Crisis and Conservation
"What has survived man's use for centuries is now being swept away in a few decades"
Working the Land – a new plan for a healthy agriculture
How to produce healthy food in ways which are good for landscape, wildlife and rural employment