![]() “Trees…are not life-forms that stand there and suffer as human activity changes the global climate,” he writes. ![]() Illustrating for lay readers the work of Suzanne Simard, the pioneering ecologist who demonstrated the remarkable ability of trees to communicate via networks of roots and fungi, Wohlleben shows us how trees thrive in diverse, untamed communities-and how vulnerable they become when isolated from other trees. ![]() The author of The Hidden Life of Trees returns with a book that shows how trees help each other and us.Ī highly experienced German forest manager with keen insight, Wohlleben persuasively describes the beauty, complexity, and resilience of natural forests versus the planted monospecies “plantations” dominating Germany’s arboreal landscapes. ![]()
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