May saw the second of our lovely climate and nature book group discussions at Wytham Woods, and another round of intriguing, lovely and worrying books about climate and nature and connected topics. These are the new additions which we’ve added to a list of all the books that we’ve discussed so far. Go delve!

Nature Is A Human Right: Why We're Fighting for Green in a Grey World a book by Ellen Miles. (bookshop.org)

A Short, Hopeful Guide to Climate Change a book by Oisin McGann. (bookshop.org)

The Overstory: The million-copy global bestseller and winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction a book by Richard Powers. (bookshop.org)

The Book of Trespass: Crossing the Lines that Divide Us a book by Nick Hayes. (bookshop.org)

Skylarks with Rosie: A Somerset Spring a book by Stephen Moss. (bookshop.org)

The Heeding a book by Rob Cowen and Nick Hayes. (bookshop.org)

Britain's Trees: A Treasury of Traditions, Superstitions, Remedies and Literature: Amazon.co.uk: Woolf, Jo: 9781911358862: Books

Marianne North - BOTANICAL ART & ARTISTS (botanicalartandartists.com)

The Plant Hunters by Charles Lyte | Goodreads

Notes from Walnut Tree Farm a book by Roger Deakin, Alison Hastie, and Terence Blacker. (bookshop.org)

Sweet Thames Run Softly a book by Robert Gibbings. (bookshop.org)

Wildwood: A Journey Through Trees. Roger Deakin