The Tree: Wonder of the Natural World

by Jenny Linford | Outdoors & Nature |
ISBN: 0760785341 Global Overview for this book
Registered by pzarks of Portland, Oregon USA on 1/2/2008
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Journal Entry 1 by pzarks from Portland, Oregon USA on Wednesday, January 2, 2008
"Trees are the earth's oldest and largest living things. They are our planet's most complex and successful plants and have existed on Earth for 370 million years. There are over 80,000 different species with an astonishing diversity ranging from the dainty Silver Birches to towering, ancient Giant Redwoods, growing hundreds of feet high. Ever since they first appeared on the planet, trees have played an invaluable part in regulating our climate,absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and returning oxygen to it. They are essential to life on Earth.
Beautifully illustrated, The Tree: Wonder of the Natural World celebrates trees from around the world in their majestic beauty, astonishing diversity and inspiring versatility."
Journal Entry 2 by pzarks at -- By Hand Or Post, Ray/Ring, RABCK in Portland, Oregon USA on Friday, February 15, 2008

Released 16 yrs ago (2/15/2008 UTC) at -- By Hand Or Post, Ray/Ring, RABCK in Portland, Oregon USA

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Mailed to cinnycat in New York for winning my RABCK draw
Journal Entry 3 by BookBirds from Somewhere in the USA, -- Wild Released somewhere in USA -- USA on Thursday, February 21, 2008
woo hoo! I won this beautiful beautiful book. Trees are one of my favorite things so it is definitely appreciated! thanks so much, pzarks!
Journal Entry 4 by BookBirds at Somewhere in the USA, -- Wild Released somewhere in USA -- USA on Friday, August 31, 2018
Thanks so much again, Pzarks for sharing this one. I'm reading The Overstory by Richard Powers (which I adore so far) and was inspired by that book to finally give this one a flip through. I love trees and seeing such big photos of these was lovely. The notes on the trees were also interesting. Amazing things, trees.

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