Lonely Planet the Tree Atlas

Discover 50 remarkable trees around the world in this stunning atlas. From Australia's towering mountain ash, to New England's flaming maples, and Namibia's quirky-looking quiver tree, this spectacular coffee table book features lavish photography, tips to help identify each species in the wild, and expert insights on why each tree is so special.



Where is the best place to experience Japan's magnificent cherry blossom? What is the world's rarest tree and where can it be found? When is the ultimate time of year to visit California's canopy of giant redwoods? This incredible companion introduces forest fans to some of the most beautiful and unique tree species across the planet, all of which are profiled by eminent naturalists, who reveal each tree's history, its place in the local ecosystem, and the story behind its uniqueness. It's time to take a hike outside and enjoy the calming company of these awe-inspiring wonders.



Inside The Tree Atlas:

50 amazing trees from around the world presented in a large pictorial format

Exquisite photography and bespoke illustrations to show off the natural splendour of each tree

Knowledgeable sidebar to help you identify each species, packed with information about its leaves, bark, flowers, and seeds

Practical tips on how to travel to see each tree plus sustainable modes of transport to get you there

Featuring trees from: Africa and the Middle East; the Americas; Asia; Europe; and Oceania

Expert authors including Matt Collins, head gardener of London's Garden Museum, offer fascinating insight into each tree's story