The Wood Age

In The Wood Age, Roland Ennos explores how humanity's relationship with wood has profoundly shaped our evolution, societies, and technologies over the past ten million years. Drawing from a wide range of disciplines, the book examines how our ancestors' use of wood for tools, shelter, and communication has influenced human development and culture. Ennos also considers the challenges of industrialism and discusses how returning to traditional practices with trees can help address climate change and promote harmony with nature.