Inside the Mind of Rowan Hooper: The Shocking Truth Behind Togetherness Revealed
There’s a biologist called David George Haskell who wrote a book called The Forest Unseen. It’s a lovely piece of writing. He got a meter square quadrat, which biologists use to measure all the diversity in a meter square, and he tossed it down and went there every day or every week for a year, and just sat and watched what was happening there. And he writes about it really beautifully. There’s so much going on in this one meter, and I really love the sensibility of that, the attention to detail, the observation. I loved that work as a piece of nature writing.
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