Insect pollination book wins best wildlife book prize

This video says about itself:

The beauty of pollination

7 May 2011

We are all dependent to each other. Taken from Louie Schwartzberg TED talk.

In the Netherlands, there is a prize for the best wildlife book. It is called Jan Wolkers prize, in memory of visual artist, author and wildlife lover Jan Wolkers.

Today, the jury decided that the Jan Wolkers prize 2015 goes to the book Niet zonder elkaar (Not without one another).

It is about how insects make pollination of flowers possible.

Entomologist Louis Schoonhoven wrote this book, together with co-authors.

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