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Sarah Harte: We need to work out how to merge rewilding with farming to avoid a culture war

Eoghan Daltun's book 'An Irish Atlantic Rainforest' brings up timely, provocative questions about how we use our land and what kind of future we want 
Eoghan Daltun with his book 'An Irish Atlantic Rainforest' at his home near Eyeries in West Cork.  In a film based on his book Daltun repeatedly makes the point that landscape diversity matters. Photo: Don MacMonagle

Eoghan Daltun with his book 'An Irish Atlantic Rainforest' at his home near Eyeries in West Cork.  In a film based on his book Daltun repeatedly makes the point that landscape diversity matters. Photo: Don MacMonagle

On an exceptionally humid night, we wilted in the lobby waiting to gain entry to the Bantry cinema for An Irish Atlantic Rainforest.

Gary Lennon has made a stunning film about rewilding a patch of Beara in West Cork. Fungi, sparrowhawks, pine martens, otters, horseshoe bats and a carpet of wildflowers are all shot by specialist cameras.

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