By Peter Wohlleben For those who are highly intuitive and have an active relationship with trees as sentient beings, the concept of this book, subtitled, “What They Feel, How They Communicate” will not come as a total surprise. However, the … Continue reading →
by Laurie Lacey Mi’kmaq Medicines chronicles more than seventy plants used by the Mi’kmaq as medicines. Lacey takes us into the swamps and bogs, the barrens and woods to explore the habitats of plants with healing properties. He then illustrates … Continue reading →
by Marilyn Walker Wild Plants of Eastern Canada is a comprehensive guide to the region’s plants, including their culinary, medicinal, folk, and ecological uses. The book also explores the cultural history of wild plant use among Aboriginal: Mi’kmaq, Maliseet, and Passamaquoddy; … Continue reading →
by Glen Blouin This handy guide to wild trees and shrubs of eastern North America will assist readers in identifying individual species by leaf, bark, flower, and fruit. It includes insightful information on each plant’s habitat, its importance in the … Continue reading →
by Diana Beresford-Kroeger A gorgeously-written exploration of the natural world and the peril of ignoring our disappearing forests One of the world’s experts on how trees chemically affect the environment, Canadian scientist Diana Beresford-Kroeger is on a mission to save the … Continue reading →
