Scientist Suzanne Simard explains the complex intelligence of how trees communicate with one another and are super cooperators rather than competitors. This beautiful story takes you into the forest to see how trees share resources and protect each other from invaders and disease while nurturing their young. Feel your childlike sense of wonder awaken as you walk through the forest learning about the natural intelligence of our planets ecosystems. Nature cooperates, more than competes, to build a

Do trees talk to each other? Professor Suzanne Simard's research concentrates on the complexity and interconnectedness of nature and how trees interact and communicate through fungal networks underground. Learn more and visit our blog https://bit.ly/3tmDlj9 | Fantastic Fungi

Suzanne Simard is releasing her first book, Finding the Mother Tree. At the forefront of the study of plant communication and intelligence, She blends memoir with scientific explanation through an engaging writing style. Learn more and visit our blog. https://bit.ly/3tmDlj9 | Fantastic Fungi

Renowned ecologist Suzanne Simard reveals the incredible truth about forests: they’re not just groups of trees, but interconnected communities helping each other thrive. Watch as she explains how trees share water, carbon, and nutrients to survive—together. Watch more Bioneers: https://freespeech.org/shows/bioneers/ #SuzanneSimard #Bioneers2024 #ForestEcology #Sustainability #EnvironmentalScience #FreeSpeechTV #FSTV | Free Speech TV

On Day One of Canada Reads 2022, forest ecologist Suzanne Simard argues that Clayton Thomas-Müller's memoir offers a vital path forward to addressing climate change. | CBC Books