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“This is a wonderful book, visionary, illuminating and fascinating.”
– George Monbiot

​“[A] splendid new book... all rational argument seems to be on his side”
– Tim Flannery, The Guardian

"A wonderfully imaginative book, which shows how things could be with our rapidly declining areas of countryside, instead of how - despairingly - they are now."
– Rod Liddle, associate editor of The Spectator

​​"A visionary yet practical book."
– John Burnside, New Statesman

Ben Macdonald has an impressive track record as a field naturalist, wildlife film-maker and writer, and this passionate, authoratative, up-to-date and, ultimately, optimistic book is a worthy comparison to such seminal works as George Monbiot's Feral and Mark Cocker's Our Place."
– Jonathan Elphick, BBC Wildlife

​“Having read a number of the recent books about rewilding, I was tempted to think 'Oh blimey, not another one!'.   I am now tempted to say 'they left the best till last…”
– Bill Oddie

“Rebirding is beautifully written, based on deep, personal experience and a genuine love of the subject.  You may not have come across Ben Macdonald before now; but believe me, you will hear a lot more from him in the future.”
– Stephen Moss
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“With Monbiot's Feral and Isabella Tree's Wilding, Rebirding sits separate from both and is in fact an essential third book to read if you've enjoyed the others.  In short, it's a captivating, fascinating and inspiring read” 
– Ed Stubbs, Birdwatch Magazine

“A book about a key subject at a key time, passionate and deeply thought-through. Anyone concerned with the future of the natural world in Britain will want to read it.”
– Mike McCarthy, author of ‘The Moth Snowstorm’

​“A beautifully written, thoughtful and yes, provocative book” 
– Martin Harper, Conservation Director, RSPB
 
“A must read and a good read…the type of book that grabs and keeps my attention.  You should read it and I think you may well enjoy it a lot.”
– Mark Avery
 
“This is a stimulating and important book, beautifully written and well researched… It provides a compelling vision for the future”
– Dr. Carl Jones, Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust

“I thoroughly recommend the book and applaud its breadth and detail... Macdonald's book has really surprised me.  I have learned much I did not know about Britain's early bird faunas, and even the history of its mammals... The level of treatment and scholarly references are on a par with conservation science books”
– Peter Taylor, ECOS Magazine