How Trees Talk to Each Other --Suzanne Simard, TED Talk, June 2016
The Hidden Life of Trees, What they Feel, How They Communicate, Discoveries From a Secret World --Peter Wohleben, 2015
NPR - Article "Trees Talk to Each other, Ecologist Hears It As Well" -- Dave Davies, May 4th 2021
How plants communicate with each other when in danger -- By Kasha Patel, The Washington Post, October 21st, 2023
Smithsonian Magazine - "Do Trees Talk To Each Other?" -- Richard Grant, March 2018
Yale E360 - "Exploring How and why trees talk to each other" -- Daine Toomey, September 1st 2016
Net Transfer of Carbon Between Ectomycorrhizal Tree Species in the Field, August 1997 -- Suzanne W. Simard, Nature
"Forest Talk: How Trees Communicate," -- Millsa Koch
New York Times- "The social life of trees" -- Ferris Jabr, December 1st 2021
Tree Communication: The effects of Wired and Wireless Channels on Interactions With Herbivores --- Muhammed Usman Rasheed, Current Forestry Reports, December 2nd 2022
The natural forest Foundation - "The amazing connections beneath your feet" -- Britt Holewinski,Augest 2nd 2013
The guardian - "Branching out : is communication possible between trees?" -- Peter Wholleben, May 28th 2017
Harvard University - "Exploring An underground world of trees" -- Hannah Zucker,And Valentina Lagmarsino, May 6th 2012
About the writer'(s),And the process.
Hello! This is Audrey Revehl Writing. I have learned so much working on this Genius Hour project. I did get some help from mother, Rachel Revehl. You possibly have seen some things with her name on it as a collaborator. She played an important role within my project - the biggest helping to motivate me every step of the way the past few months. She also built the base formats of the website and taught me how to create new website modules and work in Page Builder and Word Press and use Canva to make video's and graphics. She also helped me locate a lot of different research sources, on the library and online. That immensely helped within this project. She also helped me to come up with catchy headlines too and edits. I believe that this project has brought me and my mother closer together. She is incredibly intelligent and informative and has and always had a quick way with words, and I always aspire to be like her when I'm older. I will motivate myself to build our roots deeper than they were before. Me and her collaborating and making this amazing project inspires me to do more creative web projects in the future - and also plant some trees with my dad! Thank you - and have a WOOD-day.
Vision of a Lakewood Ranger.
Within this project I used the portion that showed "Collaboration." This was very important within the project for many reasons. My classmates, my mother and so many others helped in different ways that were incredibly beneficial. My classmates and my family discussed the topic with me when I was getting started. They made suggestions about different angles I could look at the topic from and also different resources like books and websites and news articles that I would not know about if they didn't tell me. Building a website takes a lot of different steps and I could not have learned how to do it without collaborating with my mom and getting feedback from people in my class. Collaboration and communication are very important and helpful skills to have, and this project helped me to build them up even more. In the future I can collaborate to help other people who want to learn how to build a website and how to put in all the information they learned.
