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 |   The Tree Book is a field guide to the trees you are most likely to see on the island. Bonaire has trees that are hundreds of years old, trees that are globally endangered, and trees that grow here and nowhere else in the world. No jargon, no technical terms. Just easy-to-read text, beautiful photographs, fun facts and fascinating details, for first-time tree-spotters and seasoned naturalists alike. |
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 Every order includes a free counter display, so the books are easy to spot and easy to sell. Pre-order now and have The Tree Book on your shelves from 23rd of January. |  | |
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 |  This book took root and grew through many walks, meetings, and long hours of discussion. It is a collaborative work, driven by our shared passion for trees and the natural world, and our desire to truly understand the trees on Bonaire well enough to share our joy and to advocate effectively for their protection. Trees are not isolated. They form an intrinsic part of the natural fabric of this island. And on a small island like Bonaire, the connections between trees and everything else, including coral reefs, insects, birds, soil and water, are short and consequential. |  |
| | |  |  | This book took root and grew through many walks, meetings, and long hours of discussion. It is a collaborative work, driven by our shared passion for trees and the natural world, and our desire to truly understand the trees on Bonaire well enough to share our joy and to advocate effectively for their protection. Trees are not isolated. They form an intrinsic part of the natural fabric of this island. And on a small island like Bonaire, the connections between trees and everything else, including coral reefs, insects, birds, soil and water, are short and consequential. |
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