Urban Forests: A Natural History of Trees and People in the American Cityscape
by Jill Jonnes
Urban Forests offers a compelling natural history of trees and their relationship with people in American cities. Jill Jonnes explores how urban trees have shaped and been shaped by the cityscape, revealing the vital interplay between nature and human life in metropolitan areas.
About This Book
Urban Forests delves into the natural history of trees within the American cityscape, highlighting their enduring presence amid urban development.
The book examines how these trees have coexisted with people, contributing to the evolving landscape of cities across the nation.
Through a focus on urban trees, it uncovers the broader narrative of nature's role in human environments.
This work provides insights into the historical and ecological significance of city greenery.
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