The Hidden Life of Trees

Drawing on his work in forest management, Wohlleben describes how trees grow and live together, including the Wood-Wide Web through which they exchange nutrients and signals. He argues that forests should be left as undisturbed as possible and opposes monoculture plantations and heavy machinery. The book was a bestseller, though some biologists and foresters criticised its anthropomorphic language. Greystone published the translation, with a foreword by Tim Flannery.