An evergreen forest is a forest consisting entirely or mainly of evergreen trees that retain green foliage all year round. Such forests reign in the equatorial region, between the tropics primarily as broadleaf evergreens, and in temperate and boreal latitudes primarily as coniferous evergreens.

People think they know Los Angeles, even, sometimes especially, if they’ve never been: a land of starstruck dreamers, Tinseltown magic, traffic-numbed freeways, silicone-inflated bimbos and jacked-up himbos.

Riches combines two black, triangular Perspex panels displayed at eye level. These panels are joined together along their longest edges at a ninety degree angle and slotted into a corner where the walls meet. Black rods fashioned in ‘V’ shapes are attached to the panels, protruding into the space between them. Whatever angle the sculpture is viewed from, the rods appear entirely contained with the edges of the Perspex. They produce a criss-crossing design and, as the Perspex is shiny, the visual effect of the rods is multiplied by reflections.

As part of our series of Greentraveller's Guides to European cities reachable by train, we have produced a guide to Paris.

From the exquisite elegance of the Place des Vosges to the gargoyles of Notre Dame and the gracious boulevards built by Haussmann, it would be implausible not to love Paris. It is, of course, a city big on romance and on urban chic. And these striking factors result in no small part from the great seam of inventive energy here