Ein Leben auf unserem Planeten

In his ninety-three years of life, David Attenborough has witnessed profound changes in our natural living conditions. When he was born, wilderness still existed on all continents. Today, however, the human species has quadrupled, conquered the most remote corners of the planet, and is continually pushing back fauna and flora. As a result, the extinction rate has increased by 100 to 1,000 times compared to quieter geological periods. Yet this book offers us hope to halt species extinction and climate change and to save biodiversity. For even around the still-radiant nuclear ruin of Chernobyl, nature, once left in peace, reclaims its place.