BOOK - What the trees tell us

Tristan Gooley knows trees like his best friends. They are a vital source of information for him when he sets off on an adventure in the middle of the forest with no other map or compass than these majestic allies. Trees are able to tell us many things. They tell us about the earth, water, beings and time. They also tell us about their lives: the good times and the bad. They are compasses for finding their way, valuable indicators of the environment in which they grow. In this book, Tristan Gooley exposes the clues that lie hidden and in plain sight: in the branches and leaves, in the bark, buds and flowers, and even in the stump, to make each tree the ally of nature adventurers who confront the forest and walkers who wander there.