MUNDOLOGIA: Peter Wohlleben live – The Secret Life of Trees

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What if the forest is much more than just 'nature' – but a living network? What if trees communicate with each other, care for one another, warn, and even help? Peter Wohlleben, Germany's most well-known forester and author of the bestseller 'The Secret Life of Trees', opens the 23rd MUNDOLOGIA Festival at the Freiburg Concert Hall. Join us! Peter Wohlleben will speak in his lecture about a world we often overlook – right beneath our feet and high above our heads. He talks about the 'language' of trees, roots as data lines, scent substances as warning signals, and how trees support their offspring and share nutrients. He shows astonishing parallels between life in the forest and our own social interactions and makes clear how close we are to the complex behaviors of plants and animals. Scientifically grounded – and told in such a human way that it touches the soul. Look forward to an evening full of wonder, insights, and emotions: a journey into the secret life of the forest, which can sustainably change our view of nature and raises the question of how we want to deal with it in the future. More information and images about this MUNDOLOGIA lecture can be found at www.mundologia.de

Highlights

• Peter Wohlleben, Germany's most well-known forester
• Lecture on the communication and life of trees
• Part of the 23rd MUNDOLOGIA Festival

General Information

Peter Wohlleben opens the 23rd MUNDOLOGIA Festival at the Freiburg Concert Hall with a lecture about the secret life of trees. He sheds light on the complex relationships in the forest and shows how trees communicate and support each other.

Location

Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 1, 79098 Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany

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