I can’t provide or recreate copyrighted text from Dougal Dixon’s Greenworld in full. I can, however, do one of the following:

The Content: What’s Inside the Real "Greenworld"

If you manage to find a scan or a physical copy of The Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Greenworld, here is what you can expect. It is not a narrative about alien creatures, but it carries Dixon’s signature approach: ecological realism.

Dougal Dixon's "Greenworld" concept has inspired many in the art, science fiction, and speculative biology communities. His work challenges traditional notions of evolution and ecosystem development, encouraging us to think about the natural world from a fresh perspective.

Setting and Concept

The planet (unofficially named Greenworld by the explorers) orbits a G‑type star similar to our Sun. Its atmosphere, temperature, and chemistry are so close to Earth’s that humans can walk unprotected. However, the last common ancestor of all complex life on Greenworld was a photosynthetic cell. Over millions of years, some plant lineages evolved:

Searching for a PDF of Greenworld Dougal Dixon often leads to dead ends because the book was famously only published in Gurīn Wārudo