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When The Forest Breathes: Renewal And Resilience In The Natural World
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The Author Of Finding The Mother Tree And Scientist Who Pioneered The Concept Of Sophisticated Communication Between Trees, Suzanne Simard Now Offers A Powerful Vision For Saving Our Forests Based On NatureS DeepRooted Cycles Of Renewal.A Masterclass On The Inner Workings Of Forests. . . . This Is Science As An Act Of Love For The World. Zo Schlanger, Author Of The Light Eatersraised In A Family Of Loggers Committed To Sensible Forest Stewardship, Trailblazing Ecologist Suzanne Simard Has Watched As Timber Companies Leave Forests At Higher Risk For Wildfires, Water Crises, And Plant And Animal Extinction. But Her Research Has The Potential To Chart A New Course. The Forest, She Reveals, Is A Symphony Of Finely Honed Cycles Of RegenerationFrom Mushrooms Breaking Down Logs To Dying Elder Trees Passing Their Genetic Knowledge To Younger OnesThat Hold The Key To Protecting Our Forests. Working Closely With Local Indigenous Communities, Whose Models Of Responsible Forestry Have Been Largely Dismissed, Simard Examines How Human InterventionsParticularly Destruction Of The OverstoryS Mother TreesEndanger New Growth And Longevity. If We Can Honor The Tools That Trees Have Honed For Sharing Intergenerational Wisdom, She Argues, We Can Protect These Sacred Places For Many Years To Come.As She Considers How Older Living Things Facilitate The Conditions For New Growth To Flourish, Simard Faces Parallel Rhythms Of Loss And Regeneration In Her Own Life, Watching Her Two Daughters Grow Into Adults And Savoring Her Final Days With Her Ailing Mother. Animated By Wonder For Our Forests And The Intricate Practices Of Caretaking That Have Long Sustained Them, When The Forest Breathes Is A Vital Reminder Of All The Natural World Has To Teach Us About Adaptability, Resilience, And Community.
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