Gerald Durrell's writing, selected for his centenary celebration, captures the essence of the wonder of nature, highlighting his fascination with the world around him.
In his unpublished memoir, Durrell reflects on his childhood in prewar Corfu, surrounded by the miracles of nature, likening it to being touched by Merlin's wand.
Despite his success, Durrell had a complicated relationship with writing, viewing it as a necessary means for funding his passion for animal conservation.
His appeal for financial support to establish a Trust for endangered species showcases his dedication to wildlife conservation, which he pursued passionately throughout his life.
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