Description
Suzanne Simard explores the intricate and profound relationships within forests, reshaping our understanding of how trees interact and support one another. Delving into the concept of the "Mother Tree," she reveals the vital roles that certain trees play in nurturing their surroundings through complex communication networks that thrive beneath the forest floor. These connections illuminate a world where trees share resources and knowledge, fostering resilience and community.
Through her personal journey as a scientist and her experiences in the wilderness, Simard's narrative intertwines science with heartfelt reflections. Her revelations challenge conventional wisdom, encouraging readers to recognize the intelligence of the forest and consider the broader implications for conservation and our relationship with the natural world. In celebrating the wisdom inherent in these ecosystems, joy and the urgency of preserving them unfold.
Through her personal journey as a scientist and her experiences in the wilderness, Simard's narrative intertwines science with heartfelt reflections. Her revelations challenge conventional wisdom, encouraging readers to recognize the intelligence of the forest and consider the broader implications for conservation and our relationship with the natural world. In celebrating the wisdom inherent in these ecosystems, joy and the urgency of preserving them unfold.
Détails du livre
Format
Relié
Pages
348 pages
Langue
Anglais
Publié
mai 4, 2021
Éditeur
Knopf
Éditions
4 éditions
ISBN-10
052565609X
ISBN-13
9780525656098