How Trees Talk to Each Other

Discover the hidden world of forest communication in this enlightening 18-minute TED talk by ecologist Suzanne Simard. Explore her groundbreaking 30-year research in Canadian forests, revealing the complex social networks of trees and their ability to communicate over vast distances. Gain a new perspective on the natural world as Simard uncovers the harmonious yet intricate relationships between trees. Learn about the science behind these discoveries, the importance of resilient forests, and the impact of massive disturbances on these ecosystems. Delve into potential solutions for preserving and nurturing these vital forest communities. Prepare to see forests with new eyes and appreciate the depth of interconnectedness in nature.

Intro
My story
My other world
Bear spray
The next day
The moment of truth
The science
Resilient forests
Massive disturbance
Solutions