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Loch Lomondside is celebrated for its outstanding scenery. The area supports a rich tapestry of water and wild land, forest and woodland, farmland and settlement. This edition is exclusive to newnaturalists.comAnother volume in the popular New Naturalist series, this book is a comprehensive account of the history and natural history of this internationally famous area, which is soon to become one of the first National Parks in Scotland.For centuries, Loch Lomondside has been celebrated for its outstanding scenery. The area supports a rich tapestry of water and wild land, forest and woodland, farmland and settlement. It includes architectural and archaeological features of considerable importance, and has been celebrated by many great writers including Walter Scott, John Ruskin and William Wordsworth.Loch Lomondside is the most popular countryside destination in Scotland, attracting more than 2 million visitors each year. Over 70 percent of the population of Scotland are less than 1 hour's travelling time from the area.This book covers the history of the Loch and its people, forestry, agriculture and fisheries, the natural history, recreational activities, and conservation, past, present and future. It complements other regional volumes in the New Naturalist series which include the Hebrides, Orkney and the Shetland Islands.
This volume investigates the complex interplay between the natural environment and human history within the Loch Lomondside region of Scotland. John G. Mitchell provides a detailed examination of the area's geological, ecological, and cultural development, positioning the region as a critical case study for conservation and land management. The text synthesizes historical records, environmental data, and socio-economic analysis to explain how this specific landscape has evolved into a major national destination.
What You Will Find
This work functions as a specialized regional study within the established New Naturalist series, offering a dense, academic overview of the Scottish landscape. The text provides a structured, encyclopedic approach suitable for readers seeking a thorough understanding of the region's environmental and historical context.
Page Count:
232
Publication Date:
2001-01-01
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
0007406711
ISBN-13:
9780007406715
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