Peter Wohlleben

In the forest, trees help one another by sharing nutrients.

They adapt to their environment.

Trees are social beings.

Trees can help each other.

Every tree has its own unique fingerprint, shaped by its environment.

Trees are social beings that communicate and support each other.

Trees have their own memory.

Old trees are like libraries; they hold memories of the past.

Forests are ecosystems that need to be preserved for future generations.

Trees can feel pain.