• Book

    • Paola Favero     

      The Forest Speaks

      Stories of Trees, Humans, and Animals

    • The Forest Speaks
      • Overview
      • The book at glance
      • About the author
      • Press
    • Paola Favero     

      The Forest Speaks

      Stories of Trees, Humans, and Animals

      • Overview
      • The book at glance
      • About the author
      • Press

      Overview

      A book that aims to tell what happens in the forest, perceived through the five senses and translated into dance, poetry, song, and knowledge.

      Through the exploration of forests in Italy and around the world, the author highlights the relationship between humans and trees–a relationship that unfolds in encounters that are sometimes harmonious, sometimes unbalanced, prompting reflection on a complete change of mindset. Originally, the word “forest” derives from “fores stare,” meaning to stay outside–outside the city, the community, and conventions, away from the light of torches, where it was dark, wild, dangerous, where there were wild beasts and bandits. Today, venturing into forests opens up a new dimension, as a place of refuge where one can seek a reconnection between humans and nature.

      A fascinating tale about trees, told through the voices of researchers, mountaineers, artists, and naturalists.

      The book at glance

      About the author

      Paola Favero, a forestry officer, mountaineer, and expert in environmental education, holds seminars and conferences on mountains, forests, and climate change. In 2019, she was awarded the International Prize ‘A Mimosa for the Environment’. Since 1996, she has been an academic member of GISM, the Italian Group of Mountain Writers.

  • Book formats

    • Binding: Paperback
      Size: 15 x 23
      Print: Full-colour
      Pages: 208
      ISBN: 9788836018901
      Price: € 22,90

    Digital formats

    • epub
      ISBN: 9788836019014
      Price: € 18,99
    • Piattaforma: Amazon
      kindle
      ISBN: 9788836019014