A Trillion Trees: Restoring Our Forests by Trusting in Nature

This compelling book explores the decline and potential recovery of the world's forests, offering a provocative argument for their survival. It takes readers on a global journey to diverse forests, including Ecuador’s cloud forests, Nigeria’s ancient woodlands, and North America's boreal regions. Through vivid reporting and interviews with local inhabitants, the book highlights the impact of human activities and traditional practices on forest ecology. It argues that simply planting more trees is insufficient and that allowing forests to regenerate naturally, alongside empowering local communities, is crucial for their recovery.

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