Robert Macfarlane’s research for his new book, Is a River Alive?, took the author to three places where local river protectors have used imaginative techniques to cope with existential threats.Blair Gable/Blair Gable Photography
Is a river a living thing? In his latest book, author Robert Macfarlane sought to find the answer to this question. After hiking with experts and locals to three rivers, he concluded that rivers were, in fact, alive, and deserving of the same protections as a person.
Agree with him or not, it’s no question that the rivers that run through – or under – our homes, communities or favourite vacation destinations around the world are vital to their landscapes.
The Globe wants to know: What is your favourite river in the world? Which river holds the most memories for you? It could be one that runs through your community, one you kayaked for days on a camping trip or one that took your breath away on a vacation far from home. Share your thoughts in the form below.
Share your favourite river and why it has such an impact on you in the form below. If you’d like to send a photo alongside your submission, send us an e-mail at [email protected].
What’s your favourite river in the world?
Which river holds the most memories for you? It could be one that runs through your community, one you kayaked for days on a camping trip or one that took your breath away on a vacation far from home. Share your thoughts in the form below.
