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The Hidden Life of Trees could change the way we perceive
these longest-living life forms on Earth… as well as how we treat the Earth itself.
Author Peter Wohlleben shares the latest research along with his personal observations as a professional forester. Both show that trees learn, communicate, and live in community.
The information about the so-called “wood wide web” proves
that we must seriously reconsider how we interact with both plants and the soil
in which they grow as we plan the future of agriculture and wood production.
“Plus,” added The Old Lady, “trees provide a metaphor that we
might do well to pay attention to as we restructure our human society. READ
this book!”
LISTEN to The Old Lady!
3 thoughts on “Tree Talk”
I am sure the book is interesting. Since John passed away, I used my time and energy clearing the jungle surrounding the boat house. The trees are covered by parasite plants, vines, dead anything and have lost their dignity. I am restoring that, cleaning as much parasite plants as I can and burn them in barrels so I don’t destroy the mycelium, cleaning the bark…it is a long process but I am sure the trees are pleased. This is what is important.
Yes! Great book, but I found parts very difficult to read… I’m not good with graphic human violence these days. Hidden Life is a gentler presentation of the science and more comprehensive. I recommend both!
I am sure the book is interesting. Since John passed away, I used my time and energy clearing the jungle surrounding the boat house. The trees are covered by parasite plants, vines, dead anything and have lost their dignity. I am restoring that, cleaning as much parasite plants as I can and burn them in barrels so I don’t destroy the mycelium, cleaning the bark…it is a long process but I am sure the trees are pleased. This is what is important.
Have you read “The Overstory” by Richard Powers? It’s fiction but the science within the story is solid.
I think you would love it.
Yes! Great book, but I found parts very difficult to read… I’m not good with graphic human violence these days. Hidden Life is a gentler presentation of the science and more comprehensive. I recommend both!