My Life My Trees

Findhorn, Moray, Scotland, 1981


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Details

Cardcover, 167 pages, 5.75x8.25 in [14.5x21 cm].

Condition

Covers rubbed, creased, stained, and age tanned. Corners bumped, margins age tanned, edges soiled.

Notes

An autobiographical account of the life and work of one of the world's pioneering environmental conservationists.
The book traces St. Barbe Baker's lifelong dedication to protecting forests and planting trees. From his early experiences in England to his work as a forester in Africa and other parts of the world, he describes how he came to understand the essential relationship between trees, soil, water, wildlife, and human survival. Beyond forestry, Baker presents trees as sacred, living partners in the health of the planet.