Upland: The Strange History and Vital Future of Britain’s Mountains by Ed Douglas is a vivid exploration of the landscapes that shape Britain’s identity. Blending history, ecology, culture, and adventure, it looks at how mountains have influenced human life, imagination, and survival across the centuries.
Thoughtful and richly observed, this book will appeal to readers who enjoy nature writing with a deeper purpose. Ed Douglas examines both the enduring mystery of upland places and the urgent questions facing them today, making this a compelling read for anyone interested in mountains, environmental change, and the future of wild places.
