Rosamund Burton reviewed The Memory of Trees:

‘The author’s knowledge and love of native gums is palpable, as she interacts with experts and conservationists, exploring pockets of diverse woodland and forest … The Memory of Trees is a must read.’

You can read the full review here.

My connection to eucalypts and the writing of The Memory of Trees is featured in issue 027 of the Wilderness Journal from The Wilderness Society. I spent a wonderful morning with photographer Bo Wong walking through the karri forests around Denmark (on WA’s south coast) in the misting rain, to capture the images used in this story.

You can read the story here.

Will Yeoman of Writing WA reviews The Memory of Trees:

‘Thus Cramer’s timely book, which examines the past, present and future of this magnificent, essential tree, specifically in our south-west, as well as their enemies and their guardians. And while Cramer arms us with the facts and figures needed to become eucalypt allies, her prose is always light, intimate, even poetic.’

You can read the full review here.