
In this charming and unexpectedly engrossing book, Wohlleben provides detailed insights into how forests survive and thrive as communities. From the minuscule details of how a single leaf allows the tree to breathe to the way in which trees migrate across continents in response to climate changes, this book examines trees in more detail than I ever thought possible. And it does so in a surprisingly approachable and readable way. Listening to this audiobook as I drove home every day made me look at the trees in my neighborhood in a new way, and I suspect it'll affect my view of trees for years to come. Recommended for fans of natural history and PBS nature documentaries.
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