Sinposis

"This book successfully challenges many of the existing misinterpretations surrounding the existence and the management of our ancient trees, woodlands and landscapes, as well as proposes a much more knowledgeable and viable approach to retaining and improving these irreplaceable gems of our countries and our communities. This book is extremely well illustrated and is an absolute must for anyone who is even remotely interested or involved in anything to do with ancient trees and woodlands. " To read the full review, click here>>>. - Dr. Alan Simson, Emeritus Professor of Landscape Architecture + Urban Forestry, Leeds Beckett University; Director / Secretary European Forum on Urban Forestry"_buy the volume, read it, use it as a reference, and crucially implement the vast range of ideas within it_publication of this volume is a great step in seeing both the trees for the forest and the forest for the trees, while making us think about the crucial role of treescapes in landscape mosaics, from the past to the present." To read the full review as published in the journal, Ecosystems and People, Volume 20, click here>>>. - Peter Bridgewater, The Australian National University, Canberra Australia"