Around the World In 80 Plants

Videos: Around the World In 80 Plants

With Jonathan Drori

(Recorded June 8, 2021)

Join us for a lively conversation with environmentalist and bestselling author Jonathan Drori to celebrate the release of his newly-published book, Around the World in 80 Plants. This is a journey of discovery that explores ways plants have evolved through the ages, and their often surprising relationships with humans.

Through a blend of science, history, and folklore, Drori reveals little-known and recently discovered facts about plants, from the familiar to the mysterious, and shares tales of some that have ignited human creativity and enabled civilizations to flourish.

The publisher has a discount code set up for 25% off Around the World in 80 Plants for registrants of this Book Release party. Click this Link and enter the code: 25PLANTS at checkout.

Professor Drori was on the board of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and is now with The Eden Project and Cambridge University Botanic Garden, and an Ambassador for the WWF. His four TED talks have had millions of views. He is the author of the international bestseller Around the World in 80 Trees (2018).

Enjoy his conversation with Pacific Horticulture’s Executive Director, Sarah Beck, on the creation and inspiration for this wonderful book.

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