Walks in the Wild: A Guide Through the Forest with Peter Wohlleben invites readers on an awe-inspiring journey through the natural world, led by one of today’s most beloved foresters and nature advocates. In this captivating guide, Wohlleben unravels the secrets of the forest ecosystem, revealing how trees communicate, protect one another, and adapt to changing climates. Through rich descriptions and practical insights, he helps readers identify animal tracks, understand the behavior of wildlife, and navigate the interconnected network of plants and animals that make up these “woodland communities.”

Wohlleben’s signature blend of science and storytelling illuminates the wonders of the forest with surprising detail and clarity. His guidance goes beyond simple nature appreciation, inviting readers to experience the forest as an active, living entity. With each page, Wohlleben encourages readers to deepen their connection to the environment and explore their local woodlands with fresh eyes. This beautifully illustrated guide includes maps, diagrams, and tips for nature walks, making it perfect for both novice hikers and seasoned outdoor enthusiasts.

Critics have praised Walks in the Wild as “a spellbinding celebration of nature’s hidden lives” (The Guardian), while National Geographic lauded Wohlleben’s work for “bridging the gap between science and wonder in a way that’s approachable and endlessly fascinating.” Whether you’re looking to embark on your own forest adventure or learn more about the ecological relationships that sustain our world, Walks in the Wild offers insights and inspiration that will linger long after the hike ends.

Author Biography:

Peter Wohlleben is an internationally renowned forester, author, and advocate for forest conservation. With over two decades of experience working in Germany’s woodlands, Wohlleben has dedicated his career to deepening public awareness and appreciation for trees and natural ecosystems. His bestselling books, including The Hidden Life of Treesand The Inner Life of Animals, have captivated readers worldwide, transforming our understanding of the forest and its inhabitants.

• Wohlleben’s early career in forestry led him to question conventional forest management techniques, inspiring him to promote sustainable practices that preserve biodiversity and respect natural ecosystems.
• Known for his approachable, engaging writing style, Wohlleben translates complex ecological concepts into stories that reveal the intricate lives of trees, animals, and plants. His works have been praised for their ability to combine scientific insights with the wonder of nature.
• He founded the Peter Wohlleben Forest Academy to educate people of all ages on the importance of conservation and to foster a sense of responsibility for the environment.
• Wohlleben’s books have been translated into multiple languages and have received widespread acclaim, with The Hidden Life of Trees spending weeks on international bestseller lists.
• Through his writing, Wohlleben hopes to inspire a global shift towards sustainability, promoting the idea that understanding nature is the first step in protecting it.

With Walks in the Wild, Wohlleben continues his mission to illuminate the unseen wonders of the natural world, offering readers tools to explore and connect with the wilderness on a profound level.