The gentle genius of trees by Philip Bunting. Published by Scholastic
Excellent picture books for Stage 1-4 Science (Living things, sustainability, life cycles, trees – focus study for what they need […]
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Tree beings by Raymond Huber and Sandra Severgnini with a foreword by Dr. Jane Goodall. Published by EK Books.
I urge you to join the growing number of people who are fighting to protect and restore forests, who are
I ate sunshine for breakfast. A celebration of plants around the world by Michael Holland FLS & Philip Giordano
Every single day, and in every single way, we use plants. From the food we eat and the cars we
Not too far from my back door by Tania Louise Smith
The moon had always been there but today I listened to its meaningful melody Not too far from my back
Can you hear the trees talking? Discovering the hidden life of the forest by Peter Wohlleben
Greystone Kids & New South Books https://www.newsouthbooks.com.au/books/can-you-hear-trees-talking/ In this book, you’ll meet big trees and tiny ones, brave trees and
A hollow is a home by Abbie Mitchell. Illustrated by Astred Hicks.
A book entirely dedicated to species that live in hollows, A hollow is a home by Abbie Mitchell will enlighten
One Tree by Christopher Cheng and Bruce Whatley
All cities were once places of natural life – green trees, animals homes and freshly turned soil. But many of
The wonder of trees by Nicola Davies and Lorna Scobie
A third of our planet is covered by trees so surely they should be something we know a lot about?
The gum family finds home by Tania McCartney and Christina Booth.
Do you actually know how hard it is to find the perfect home? The Gum family are in need of
Books to inspire National Tree Day
National Tree Day is coming up – Friday 27th July for schools and Sunday 29th July for communities.
Bird to Bird by Claire Saxby and Wayne Harris.
A bird drops a seed to the floor of the forest. The seed grows into a sapling, then a tree.
I love this tree by Anna Claybourne
Come and climb up a tree, sit on it’s branches and admire it’s leaves, seeds and fruit. Wonder no more