Activism animates “The Language of Trees,” which is published by Tin House, the Portland, Ore.-based independent press. “Don’t / you tell me this is not the same as my story,” Camille T ...

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., Sept. 4 (UPI) --What do walnuts have in common with the earliest human languages and the first trade routes? A lot, according to scientists at Purdue University. When you map ...

It might sound like a fairy tale, something you might read about in a fantasy novel, but there is science behind the language of trees. While trees may lack brains or neurons, they do have a voice.

The Language of Trees is part of my campaign for the rights of nature. "Artists of all kinds have to be part of this conversation, because it’s how you change culture and the conversation at a ...