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Our Place: Can We Save Britain's Wildlife Before It Is Too Late? by Mark Cocker mcbill lollipop ladies and poisonous plantsWe British think of ourselves as nature lovers, but we actually live in one of the most denatured and wildlife impoverished countries on Earth, said Christopher Hart in The Sunday Times. Mark Cockers magnificent book explores this disconnection. Using rigorous science, he paints a picture of wildlife in free fall of 44 million pairs of breeding birds lost in the past 50 years, of an eerie absence of moths on a summer night on your windscreen.