The Hidden Life of Trees

"This fascinating secret world of signals is what German forester Peter Wohlleben explores in The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate ( public library )."

"Trees warn each other about danger. They care for their sick. They have relationships."

"Apparently they communicate with one another via chemicals that waft on the wind and via a fungal network underground. They warn of parasites, they feed their fellows in time of need."

"Peter Wohlleben, who wrote The Hidden Life of Trees."

"The existence of the Wood-Wide Web, that I heard of first in Peter Wohlleben's The Hidden Life of Trees. A truly marvelous book, literally so, for it's full of wonder, and wonders."

"That the roots of trees are all communicating, helping each other survive, from "The Hidden Life of Trees," by Peter Wohlleben."