And thus he shares insights into biological processes that are indeed unknown to many, but that may also not be regarded as significant enough to consider at length. Often, Wohlleben begins with an anecdote and explores from there but, even once he has reached quite some depth in a biological phenomenon, he has not broken from his story-telling style.
He writes of both his observations and the properties and processes that he looked into. Thus he learned of unknown workings of trees, of the organisms that co-exist with trees, and the whole forest. He often noticed peculiar things, which he then investigated. Peter Wohlleben shares his experiences from decades of observing the forest. The original has been translated from German by Jane Billinghurst. The following version of this book was used to create this guide: Wohlleben, Peter.
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