Peter Wohlleben explores the deep connection between humans and trees, arguing that forests are not just vital for ecological balance but also for our emotional and physical well-being. Drawing on scientific research and personal experience, he explains how trees communicate, sense their environment, and even reflect aspects of human life. He also examines how nature influences our health, creativity, and sense of belonging. Through vivid storytelling and accessible science, Wohlleben urges us to rekindle our relationship with nature, emphasizing the urgent need to protect forests for future generations.

Why read this book

• A compelling mix of science and personal insight that deepens our appreciation for trees and forests.

• Explores how spending time in nature can enhance our mental and physical well-being.

• Presents fascinating research on tree communication and the intelligence of forests.

• Encourages a renewed sense of environmental responsibility and conservation.

About the Author

Peter Wohlleben is a German forester and bestselling author known for making complex ecological science accessible to general readers. His books, including The Hidden Life of Trees and The Inner Life of Animals, blend scientific research with engaging storytelling to highlight the wonders of the natural world. Through his work, Wohlleben advocates for sustainable forestry practices and a greater appreciation of the intelligence and sensitivity of plants and animals.