Discover the strange and fascinating world of bogs in this captivating exploration of one of our planet's most overlooked landscapes.

In Boglands, renowned ecologist Merritt Turetsky takes readers beneath the surface to uncover an extraordinary ecosystem filled with carnivorous plants, unusual mosses, and ancient secrets preserved in layers of peat.

From remarkably preserved historical artefacts and bodies to the enormous quantities of carbon stored beneath the ground, Turetsky reveals why these mysterious wetlands are so important to our planet's history and future.

Blending science, natural history, and environmental conservation, Boglands offers a fresh perspective on these remarkable habitats and the urgent need to protect them.

Named a New Scientist Best New Popular Science Book of 2026, this is a fascinating read for nature lovers, environmental enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the hidden wonders of the natural world.