Caspar Henderson

The good old ways: nature’s best chance of recovery

Traditional agricultural methods still operating in pockets of Europe maintain an enviable balance of ecology and economy and an extraordinary diversity of wildlife

Haymaking, Mureș County, Transylvania, Romania, June 2022. [photo © Fundatia Adept] 
issue 15 June 2024
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