Making a New Land

Explore the rich tapestry of New Zealand's environmental history with 'Making a New Land'. This enlightening book dives deep into the profound transformations that shaped the country, making it a must-have for enthusiasts of Maori culture and environmental studies. Authored by renowned historians Eric Pawson and Tom Brooking, this comprehensive paperback spans 391 pages of interdisciplinary research, ideal for both academic inquiry and personal exploration. First published in 2002, this updated edition enhances the original text with fresh insights, detailed analyses, and vivid illustrations, including photographs, maps, and graphics that bring New Zealand's past to life.

'Making a New Land' meticulously examines the impacts of Maori and European colonization on New Zealand's landscapes, cultures, and ecosystems. The book is structured into 19 engaging chapters, exploring themes such as Encounters, Colonising, Wild Places, Modernising, and Contemporary Perspectives. Each chapter provides a thorough examination of the local and international contexts that have shaped New Zealand's environmental journey.

This book stands as a pivotal resource, making it an essential read for students, researchers, and history buffs alike. Whether you are delving into academic research or simply curious about the complex interactions between humans and the environment in New Zealand, this enlightening work is sure to enhance your understanding of New Zealand’s unique environmental narrative and cultural evolution. Discover the intricacies of New Zealand's history today with 'Making a New Land' from Smartfox AU.