A trillion trees: restoring our forests by trusting in nature

Pt.1. Weather makers

1. Trees are cool : Stomata, Transpiration and a planet transformed

2. Flying rivers : Chasing the rain and mapping a new hydrology

3. Forests' breath : Sniffing the air and shooting the breeze

4. In tanguro : tipping points in soybean fields foreshadow crisis in the Amazon

5. Fires in the forest : Nature's way of starting over

Pt.2. From paradise to plunder

6. Lost worlds : Pre-Columbian cities that gardened the rainforests

7. The woodchopper's ball : Post-Columbian pillage and roads to ruin

8. Logged out : Well, almost...three decades in Borneo

9. Consuming the forests : Logs of war and a new "green" plunder

10. No-man's-land : Cattle kingdoms and the tyranny of global commodities

11. Taking stock : Phantom forests and debunking forest demonology

Pt.3. Rewilding

12. From "stumps and ashes" : America's forest renaissance

13. The strange regreening of Europe : Acid rain to a new green deal

14. Forest Transition : How more and more nations are restoring their forests

15. To plant or not to plant : When trees become part of the problem

16. Let them grow : Only nature can plant a trillion trees

17. Agroforests : Farmers as part of the solution

Pt.4. Forest commons

18. Indigenous defenders : Why tribes do conservation better than conservationists

19. Community forests : A triumph of the commons

20. African landscapes : Taking back control.