Discover the profound insights of George Seddon in 'George Seddon: Selected Writings.' This compelling collection, published by Black Inc. in 2019, showcases the genius of a visionary thinker whose work resonates deeply in today's discussions on environmental science, urban planning, and landscape architecture. Spanning 336 pages, this trade paperback format captures Seddon’s remarkable ability to connect us to the world around us. Known for his unique perspective on the 'sense of place,' Seddon invites readers to explore the Australian landscape from the majestic Snowy Mountains to the intimate corners of domestic backyards.

A polymath of extraordinary caliber, Seddon's expertise ranges across geology, the history and philosophy of science, and environmental conservation. This curated selection highlights his transformative ideas that challenge conventional views on our relationship with nature and urban life. Andrea Gaynor's thoughtful selection is beautifully complemented by a lively introduction from historian Tom Griffiths, underscoring Seddon’s lasting impact on the fields of environmental awareness and planning.

With quotes like those from Tom Griffiths, who reflects on Seddon as a maverick encouraging playfulness in thought and exploration, this book is a must-have for anyone passionate about Australian landscapes, environmental issues, and thoughtful urban planning. Whether you are a student, a professional in environmental science, or simply a lover of nature, 'George Seddon: Selected Writings' is an enlightening read that will inspire and provoke thought about our surroundings and the importance of fostering a connection to our environment.