The Tree Almanac 2025
The new 2025 edition of the best-selling book The Tree AlmanacContinue Reading
Non-fiction books by Gabriel Hemery.
My first book, The New Sylva, was published by Bloomsbury in April 2014. Thanks to the stunning drawings by co-author Sarah Simblet, together with fantastic production quality, the book has been well-received and has reached a wide audience. It was released originally in the UK, and later by Bloomsbury USA. Translation rights have been granted for China.
The new 2025 edition of the best-selling book The Tree AlmanacContinue Reading
A guide to exploring 325 of Wales’s most scenic, wildlife-rich and historically significant woodlands. Coming spring 2025.Continue Reading
A wondrous seasonal journey through Britain and Ireland’s trees.
Uncover the majesty and minutiae of the arboreal world in forest scientist Dr Gabriel Hemery’s illustrated month-by-month guide – including tree folklore and traditions, recipes and crafts, key dates, curiosities to spot, notes on wildlife and scientific marvels from the trees that surround us.
Foreword by Tracy Chevalier: “A seductive mix of science, history and culture.”Continue Reading
A guide to exploring 365 of Scotland’s most scenic, wildlife-rich and historically significant woodlands. From the precious fragments of Caledonian pine forest to lesser-known wildwoods and urban copses, Scottish woodlands offer places of sanctuary, both for wildlife and for people.
“an engaging and comprehensive route map to enjoying Scottish woodlands” — Trees for Life
The Forest Guide Scotland is the first of a three-book series which will eventually provide a unique and comprehensive guide to more than 1000 forest sites across Britain.
Published by Bloomsbury.Continue Reading
A detailed and sumptuous celebration of trees and forests. Now available in two editions: the original (now ‘deluxe’) edition with the red spine (currently out of print), and a slightly smaller format edition with a blue spine. Also translated into Chinese.
‘Beautiful, useful and inspirational.’ BBC Wildlife, Book of the Month
‘A magisterial work that combines art and history with science.’ The Countryman
‘We dig this … a book that proclaims its virtues with quiet dignity.’ Sunday Times
An excellent successor to Sylva, well written and full of interesting information.’ Oliver Rackham, Spectator
‘Exquisite.’ BBC Countrylife
‘Gorgeous, precious and important.’ Resurgence & EcologistContinue Reading
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