The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben

The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben

German forester Wohlleben draws on decades of hands-on forest management alongside recent scientific research to reveal the surprisingly complex social lives of trees — how they communicate distress through underground fungal networks, share nutrients with struggling neighbours, and even appear to nurture their own offspring.

The book challenges the common view of trees as passive organisms, presenting evidence for genuinely sophisticated communication and cooperation within forest ecosystems, written in an accessible, wonder-filled style that made it an unexpected international bestseller.

An international bestseller that transformed popular understanding of forest ecology.

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