Exploring Land Ownership and Access in England and Wales

This chapter delves into the historical origins of land ownership in England, highlighting the shift from a more communal approach to private property. It discusses the imbalance of a small percentage of the population owning a significant amount of land and the importance of granting more public access to nature for the well-being of the public. The conversation also explores the conflict between different groups seeking access to rivers in England and Wales, shedding light on the legal complexities surrounding river ownership.