How Trees Talk to Each Other

This course explores the intricate social lives of trees and reveals how they communicate with each other over vast distances. By delving into 30 years of research in Canadian forests, learners will gain a new perspective on the natural world. The course covers topics such as the science behind tree communication, resilient forests, and potential solutions for maintaining forest health. The teaching method involves a TEDTalk, lasting 18 minutes, where the information is presented in an engaging and concise manner. This course is intended for individuals interested in ecology, environmental science, or those looking to expand their understanding of the interconnectedness of the natural world.