In Amazonia: A Natural History
by Hugh Raffles
A natural history exploring the Amazon's landscapes, peoples, and the intertwined forces of nature and culture across time.
About This Book
In Amazonia: A Natural History presents a detailed portrait of the Amazon region through historical and ecological perspectives.
The book examines the complex relationships between environments and the communities that inhabit them.
It draws on extensive research to describe the Amazon as both a natural system and a place shaped by human activity.
Readers gain insight into the layered histories embedded in the landscape and the ongoing interactions between people and nature.
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