"The Way of a Tree" is a compelling exploration of the life cycles of trees and their profound connection to the world around them. With practical advice drawn from decades of experience, the book offers insights on every stage of a tree from soil to seed to diagnosis disease to the ripple effects of removal. It highlights unsustainable cultural practices while presenting hope through strategies of restoration. Not just for trees but for all of mankind. The author draws on historical context, modern science, and his own personal reflections to discuss what value trees have in our landscapes and what kind of future we want to build. For readers interested in nature, environmental advocacy, and sustainable development, "The Way of a Tree" offers a thought-provoking and heartfelt guide.