The world's most magical forests revealed in stunning new book, from California to Spain
The World's Most Magical Forests Revealed in Stunning New Book, From a Mysterious 'Twisted' Forest in Poland to Rainbow Trees in HawaiiForests by Kieron Connolly explores an ecosystem that covers 'four billion hectares of the surface of the earth ". 'Dragon's Blood Forest, featuring umbrella-shaped treesThe tome explores how "huge deforestation, fires and climate change" have affected forests It also celebrates "positive cases" around the world where "trees are reclaiming their space on the planet"
AdvertisementDive into some of the world's most beautiful forests with this new coffee table book.< /p>
Forests, by Kieron Connolly, published by Amber Books, is a "pictorial exploration of an ancient ecosystem that covers four billion hectares of the surface of the Earth and whose upkeep is crucial for human survival".
The book contains over 220 photographs, taking the reader on a visually spectacular tour of regions dotted of trees across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas and Asia.
Readers will see the Yemen's "strange and distinctive" dragon's blood forest, an underwater kelp forest off the coast of California, and Poland's "twisted forest", a mysterious grove of oddly shaped pines of unknown origin .
Connolly writes in the introduction: "Coniferous or hardwood, tropical or temperate, old or new - there are many types of...
Dive into some of the world's most beautiful forests with this new coffee table book.< /p>
Forests, by Kieron Connolly, published by Amber Books, is a "pictorial exploration of an ancient ecosystem that covers four billion hectares of the surface of the Earth and whose upkeep is crucial for human survival".
The book contains over 220 photographs, taking the reader on a visually spectacular tour of regions dotted of trees across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas and Asia.
Readers will see the Yemen's "strange and distinctive" dragon's blood forest, an underwater kelp forest off the coast of California, and Poland's "twisted forest", a mysterious grove of oddly shaped pines of unknown origin .
Connolly writes in the introduction: "Coniferous or hardwood, tropical or temperate, old or new - there are many types of...
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