Free Online Event March 26: The Hidden Power of Forests @postcarboninstitute

Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

BOOK GIVEAWAY🌳

Join us for "The Hidden Power of Forests: Connection and Cooperation from Roots to Canopy" this Thursday at 10am PDT.

This 90-minute event featuring Dr. Nalini Nadkarni and Dr. Teresa Ryan will give you a deeper understanding of the wisdom of forests and what they can teach us about community resilience.

If you register, you will be entered to win your choice of book from our curated list:
🌳"Finding Mother Tree," Suzanne Simard
🌳"When the Forest Breathes," Suzanne Simard
🌳"The Hidden Life of Trees," Peter Wohlleben
🌳"The Trees are Speaking," Lynda V. Mapes

Register now at resilience.org.

Free Online Event March 26: The Hidden Power of Forests

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