At the time we dealt with the launch of the book “What tree is it? by Francesco Lara.
On the occasion of Arbor Day (Sunday 21 March), established decades ago and supported by the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) since 1971, Francisco has published a second version with more pages, more photos and more information.
The best? IS still free
This second edition of What tree is it? includes a total of 220 pages with more than 600 photos to help identify and identify 62 common trees in streets, parks and gardens. It also expands the variety of interactive questionnaires to test what you have learned in a fun and entertaining way.
The author tells us:
It takes some time, because photographing trees is conditioned by the evolution of the seasons of the year. But finally, the new edition of this free e-book is ready to learn about and identify trees. I released it just a few hours ago with the idea that it was a gift available to anyone with an iPad or Mac and interested in the environment.
If you once downloaded the first version of the book, this is not an update. You have to download it again.
Additionally, Paco is the author of the excellent Emma children's book series, in which the girl embarks on several adventures as she discovers the world.
You can download them for free in the Apple Books application and, finally, if you don't want to have to read them to the little monsters you have at home, they are also available as podcasts (also free) on Apple podcast, Spotify, Anchor o RadioPublic.
