Tears of the Wolf Moon is both a love letter and a warning, a nature poetry collection written beside the rivers of the UK by a lifelong guardian of their waters. These evocative poems bear witness to a world of dwindling wonders: kingfishers once bright on the wing, otters once at play, and the clear, living water that sustained them. Yet this is not a lament. It is a celebration of beauty, resilience, and the wild magic that still survives. From the hare's curious gaze to the shimmer of a brook trout and the quiet songlines of birds at dawn, these pages honour the fragile splendour of UK rivers and wildlife. Rooted in deep compassion and shaped by the rhythms of blues and soul, these poems explore the many sides of human nature, reminding us that we, too, are inseparable from the living world. Tears of the Wolf Moon is a powerful testament to what has been lost, what remains, and what is still worth saving. It speaks to future generations, offering a message of hope: it is not too late to choose a different path. Perfect for readers seeking eco-conscious poetry, wildlife conservation poems, and timeless words to share with grandchildren and those yet to come.