The Making of the British Landscape

The Making of the British Landscape explores how natural features and human activities have shaped Britain’s scenery over thousands of years. It examines the influence of geological processes, such as erosion and tectonic movements, alongside historical developments like agriculture, industry, and urbanization. The book highlights how these factors interact to create the diverse landscapes—from mountains and valleys to farmland and cities—offering insight into the environmental and cultural forces that define Britain’s distinctive scenery today.