Australian artist Konstantin Dimopoulos uses environmentally safe pigments to paint the trunks and limbs of trees in urban areas to help raise awareness of the nearly 32 million acres of forests lost each year around the world.
An interesting book about a forester’s lifelong journey to salvage the world’s declining forests.
It looks like a giant birds nest but in fact this wooden construction, located in the Czech Republic, serves as a horse riding arena and is also being used as event, leisure and recreation centre.
I read an interesting article in New Scientist about how big trees are currently suffering as a result of severe climate changes and the devastating long-term impact this will have on our beautiful forests across the world.
A medieval barn in west London described by poet Sir John Betjeman as the “Cathedral of Middlesex” has been bought by English Heritage for £20,000.
An ultimate mountain escape for nature lovers; the POD houses are located in an untouched and pristine Alpine environment in Switzerland.
I read and interesting article in the Financial Times about the fact that England has one of the lowest percentages of wooded land area in Europe.
I was really impressed with this ‘invisible’ hotel, hidden away between the trees in the north of Sweden.
With its sky-high trees, gorgeous coast lines, and some epic hikes, this majestic forest is certainly worth a visit…
English Oak Buildings, completed project:
