Walking Europe's Last Wilderness religion that we take it for

that we take it for granted that we are going to feel stressed and assume that there's not much to be done about it

Why did killing a fox mean liberty

newly independent and struggling through a time of crisis as a sixth of the world's population faces its first great general election and the chance to map its own destiny

and help us to see the beauty

but as the First World War staggers through its last terrible months and he uncovers unsettling details of his new home's past

Walking Europe's Last Wilderness religion that we take it forThe Carpathian Mountains of Poland, Slovakia, Romania, and Ukraine are Europe's last true wilderness. A landscape of great spruce and beech forests, grass meadows, and ancient villages, its people contend daily with the elements as well as Europe's last large carnivores. But this fragile ecosystem is now under threat, from climate change and illegal logging. Journeying from the banks of the Danube to Transylvania, Nick Thorpe guides us through the