Seascape - Notes from a Changing Coastline — Notes from a Changing Coastline

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Mae Matthew Yeomans yn ein tywys ar deithiau ar hyd llwybr cerdded swyddogol arfordir Cymru, sy'n mesur 870 milltir (1400cilomedr) yn gyfangwbl. Mae'r awdur yn datgelu sut gwnaeth y môr siapio ein bywydau drwy gydol hanes.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

Matthew Yeomans takes us on journeys along the official walking trail, which in its entirety covers 870 miles (1400 km) of the Welsh coastline. He uncovers how the sea has shaped our lives through history.

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Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Matthew Yeomans is an author and writer. His last book, Return to My Trees, was published by Calon in 2022 and he is the author of four other books.

Adolygiad y Cyhoeddwr / Publisher Review

'Seascape is a vivid portrait of the Welsh coast as it is today, a fascinating lesson about its many salty pasts, and a clear-eyed assessment of the challenges to come, on the front line of climate change. Matthew Yeomans takes the wide view, and joins the dots, weaving a story that's urgent and informed, but also a good blast of seaside fun.' - Mike Parker, author of All the Wide Border: Wales, England and the Places Between 'Timely in the extreme, this brisk, invigorating walk along the coast of Wales takes in the sheer variety of the land's edge – its ruggedness and rich history – when so much of it is under serious threat. As sea-levels rise, Matthew Yeomans considers how we can deal with this aspect of climate change, from costly coastal defence to abandoning entire communities to inundation. He reminds us of the many ways the sea has nurtured and shaped the people of Wales, even as he offers a sobering reminder of our shameful disregard for the world we share.' Jon Gower, author of The Turning Tide: A Biography of the Irish Sea