How Smart Is a Forest? | People I (Mostly) Admire | Episode 97

Suzanne Simard explains how forests coordinate via underground networks, offering surprising lessons about complex interdependence.

Podcast episodecooperationforest ecologylearning from complex systemsmycorrhizal networksresource competitionscientific methodSteven D. Levitt

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