Peter Wohlleben
What’s inside
The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben unfolds the fascinating world of forests, sharing insights about the remarkable social networks of trees. The author uses scientific research to demonstrate how trees are like human families, capable of communication, support, and protection for their loved ones. The book encourages readers to rethink our relationship with trees, promoting a deeper understanding and respect for the natural world.
You’ll Learn
- Gain a new perspective on nature
- Understand the complexity of forest ecosystems
- Learn about the social behaviour of trees
- Promote environmental consciousness and conservation efforts
Key Points
- The Social Network of Trees
- Trees Have Feelings
- Trees Communicate and Support Each Other
- Trees Have Lifespan and Legacy
- Effects of Human Intervention on Trees
- Importance of Old Growth Forests
- Restoring Balance in Forest Ecosystems
Who’s it For
- Nature enthusiasts
- Environmentalist
- Scientists
- Forestry professionals
- General readers interested in ecology and environment
About the author
Peter Wohlleben is a German forester who has revolutionized our understanding of the plant world. His engaging storytelling combined with scientific insights has made him a best-selling author, passionate about promoting a deeper respect for nature.