Eating Dirt: Deep Forests, Big Timber, and Life with the Tree-Planting Tribe (David Suzuki Institute)
Eating Dirt examines deep forests, big timber, and the distinctive world of tree planting. Combining environmental themes with a personal perspective, Charlotte Gill presents a thoughtful account of life connected to forests and the timber industry for readers drawn to nature, forestry, and lived experience.
About This Book
Eating Dirt explores the world of deep forests, big timber, and tree planting.
The book focuses on life among people connected to the tree-planting community.
With an environmental and personal perspective, it considers the relationship between forests, work, and the timber industry.
Its subject matter will appeal to readers interested in nature, forestry, and firsthand accounts of life in the forest.
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