⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑ A rich and powerful story, not just of how trees communicate and support each other, but of Suzanne's life and work, Finding the Mother Tree was one of the best memoirs I've read in recent years. Suzanne's ground-breaking research into trees and the practices we have foolishly relied on for years couldn't come at a better time. As we learn more about the world around us we can work to correct the errors that have proven detrimental to not just trees but all the creatures living on and amongst trees.
I really loved this book. It is life affirming, intelligent (but not overly so as to put off non-scientists), humorous and sad, too. It inspires hope that we can make this world better by implementing practices that work in harmony with nature.
Comments
Post a Comment