How to Make a Wetland - by Caterina Scaramelli (Paperback)

How To Make A Wetland is a groundbreaking ethnographic study that delves into the complex moral ecologies of two Turkish coastal areas, offering an in-depth look at the political and environmental transformations taking place in these regions.

Through vivid descriptions of the people, animals, and landscapes of these delta regions, Scaramelli sheds light on the intricate relationships between humans and non-humans in the making and maintaining of wetlands.

This book is a must-read for anyone interested in environmental studies, anthropology, and the complex moral ecologies that shape our relationship with the natural world.