Peter Wohlleben

Peter Wohlleben, a renowned forester and author of over 30 books on ecology, dives deep into the flaws of commercial forestry. He highlights how plantations often fail to replicate the ecological benefits of natural forests, emphasizing the importance of preserving original forests for ecosystem recovery. Wohlleben also discusses the power of trees in combating climate change and advocates for reform in forestry education. The conversation is both a critique of modern practices and a call to action for sustainable management and personal contributions to environmental health.

Join Peter Wohlleben, renowned author of "The Hidden Life of Trees," as he shares fascinating insights into the complex relationships between trees and their ecosystems. Discover how coffee trees communicate through underground networks and the impact of non-native yeasts on flavor. Peter discusses the art of wine barrel crafting and its connection to oak trees, drawing parallels to coffee cultivation. Learn about the silent struggles of trees in agriculture and how human intervention can disrupt natural ecological balance.