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Deep Dive: Intelligent Trees (2017)

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Intelligent Trees
In 'Intelligent Trees', Peter Wohlleben, a German forester, and scientist Suzanne Simard present their research on how trees communicate and support each other. They reveal that trees can recognize family ties and nurture their young, challenging traditional views of forest ecosystems. The documentary emphasizes the complex relationships among trees and their ability to share resources, suggesting a form of social network crucial for their survival. The film invites viewers to rethink the role of trees in the environment. Through decades of observation, Wohlleben and Simard provide evidence of tree intelligence and the importance of preserving these organisms. The documentary combines scientific insights with personal narratives, making the case for a deeper understanding of forests.

Why Watch

  • •Meet Peter Wohlleben and Suzanne Simard's groundbreaking research.
  • •Find out how trees communicate in the 'Wood Wide Web'.
  • •See the intricate relationships among trees in forests.

Did You Know

•Peter Wohlleben and Suzanne Simard studied trees for decades.
•Trees can recognize family ties and nurture their young.
•The documentary runs for 45 minutes and was released in 2017.
•The film is produced in Canada and Germany.

Perfect For

Environmental science enthusiastsNature documentary fansForestry professionals