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 →
The rebirth of the green is always welcome in spring; however, this year I felt I was worshipping the sight every blade of grass and bud, as they emerged from ground and tree. After a very snowy and long winter … Continue reading →
After writing the article on the gift from Nova Scotia Winter 2014/15, I was premature in thinking that the spirit of weather had its last “say.” More snowstorms arrived, with accumulations that were almost impossible to move anywhere because there … 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 →
