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Peter Wohlleben

Category Science & Technology
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9780670095377

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The Heartbeat of Trees

The Heartbeat of Trees

By Peter Wohlleben · Published by Viking

In "The Heartbeat of Trees," Peter Wohlleben explores the profound, often unseen connections between humans and the natural world, focusing on forests. Drawing on both scientific research and his extensive personal experience as a forester, Wohlleben reveals how trees communicate, sense their surroundings, and contribute to both ecological balance and human well-being. This book invites readers to rediscover their relationship with nature and understand the critical importance of protecting our planet's arboreal treasures.Why You Should Read? Discover the intricate communication and intelligence within forest ecosystems. Understand nature's profound impact on human health, creativity, and sense of belonging. Gain a deeper appreciation for trees and the urgent need for forest conservation. Explore a compelling blend of scientific insight and personal observation from a renowned nature writer.

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Publisher Viking
ISBN 9780670095377
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English
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SKU 2010000048115

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