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Sophie Yeo is a writer and journalist based in Durham, England. She has written about nature and climate change for publications including the Washington Post, the Guardian and BBC Future. She is also the founder and editor of Inkcap Journal, a publication focusing on conservation in Britain, which won the Press Gazette Newsletter of the Year award in 2022. Her first book, Nature's Ghosts, was shortlisted for the Wainwright Prize for Conservation in 2024.
<p>‘Sophie writes fantastically, chronicling the most important issues facing nature conservationists today.’ <strong>Chris Packham</strong></p>
<p>'A wondrous book and a ticket for environmental time travel.' <strong>Tristan Gooley</strong></p>
<p>‘Offers insights that could help shape a better informed and more constructive debate … Concludes with determination and hope.’ <strong><em>The Spectator</em></strong></p>
<p>'Wonderful … Invites us to overcome our shortsightedness by peering into the distant past and using it to inform our future.' <strong><em>The Times</em></strong></p>
<p><strong><em>'</em></strong><em>Nature’s Ghosts</em> underscores how people have more choices than they realize when it comes to crafting a better future.' <strong><em>Nature</em></strong></p>
<p>'Elegantly written and poetic.' <strong><em>Science</em></strong></p>
<p>'Urgent and utterly compelling.' <strong>Lewis Dartnell</strong></p>
<p>‘Essential, intelligent reading. Sophie is one of the brightest, best-informed and most balanced contributors to the big debates.’ <strong>Patrick Barkham</strong></p>
<p>'Carefully and elegantly traces the complex histories of humanity's changing relations with land and wildness. … Joyful.' <strong>Rebecca Wragg Sykes</strong></p>
<p>'Beautiful and necessary: Yeo will make you see the land with new eyes.' <strong>Ben Rawlence</strong></p>
<p>'Fascinating, deeply researched and breathtaking in its scope.' <strong>Guy Shrubsole</strong></p>
<p>'A thrilling work of investigative writing.' <strong>Lee Schofield</strong></p>
<p>'Important and inspiring.' <strong>Helen Rebanks</strong></p>
<p>'Beautifully told.' <strong>Henry Mance</strong></p>
<p>‘Vivid and urgent. A powerful new voice.’ <strong>Mary-Ann Ochota </strong></p>
<p>‘Captivating. Enriched by luminous ideas and forward-thinking passion.’ <strong>Tiffany Francis-Baker</strong></p>
<p>'A tour de force.' <strong>Benedict Macdonald</strong></p>
<p>'As textured as the lost landscapes through which Yeo transports us.' <strong>Jon Dunn</strong></p>
<p>'Fascinating … Thrilling.' <strong>Patrick Galbraith</strong></p>
<p>‘A book of overwhelming, hopeful humanity.’ <strong>Harriet Rix</strong></p>
<p>'Poignant.' <strong><em>Geographical </em>Magazine</strong></p>
<p>‘An exhilarating ride back and forth in time … Yeo is a fantastic writer, and marshals a huge, sweeping narrative.’ <strong>DiscoverWildlife, best wildlife and nature books of 2024</strong></p>
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Sophie Yeo is a writer and journalist based in Durham, England. She has written about nature and climate change for publications including the Washington Post, the Guardian and BBC Future. She is also the founder and editor of Inkcap Journal, a publication focusing on conservation in Britain, which won the Press Gazette Newsletter of the Year award in 2022. Her first book, Nature's Ghosts, was shortlisted for the Wainwright Prize for Conservation in 2024.