Books About Trees

In 1985, Boria Sax became the heir to a woodland in New York State, originally acquired by his Russian, Jewish Communist grandparents as a sanctuary from what they perceived as a world fraught with hostility. Over time, Sax came to view this forest as...

Delve into the fascinating world of Britain's ancient woodlands and uncover the pivotal role trees have played in shaping the nation's history. "The Trees that made Britain" by Archie Miles is a captivating exploration of the enduring bond between the British Isles and its...

In the brilliant memoir "Lab Girl," Hope Jahren takes us on a captivating journey through her life as a scientist, offering an intimate glimpse into the world of research labs and the pursuit of knowledge. With elegant prose and a touch of humor, Jahren...

In "Two Trees Make a Forest," Jessica J. Lee embarks on a poignant journey of self-discovery, tracing her family's roots in the lush, verdant landscapes of Taiwan. A serendipitous finding of letters penned by her grandfather, an immigrant, ignites a profound desire within her...

Immerse yourself in the extraordinary world of trees with "The Long, Long Life of Trees" by Fiona Stafford. This captivating book takes you on an intimate journey through the lives of seventeen remarkable tree species, unveiling their physical splendor, unique characteristics, and the myriad...

Embark on a visual journey through the United Kingdom's most magnificent trees, with a foreword by His Majesty the King. This exquisite photography book, "The Queen's Green Canopy", showcases 70 ancient trees and woodlands, dedicated to Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee by the QGC initiative....

Some five years ago, I sought solace from the ways of the world by stepping into the embrace of an ancient oak tree . . . From the first meeting, there grew a strange sense of attachment I did not consciously recognise until I...