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Hello podcast listeners, I'm Connor and welcome to this week's episode of Intelligence Squared.

Today we're joined by Suzanne Simard, Professor of Forest Ecology at the University of British

Columbia, an author of the new book, Finding the Mother Tree, uncovering the wisdom and intelligence

of the forest. In this episode she speaks to Tony Juniper about the hidden language of trees.

It's a really fascinating conversation. And if you do enjoy it, you can find a link for Suzanne's book

in the podcast description. But now let's go to the episode.

Well, thank you very much. An absolute pleasure to be here this evening and to welcome you

all to this intelligent square event with Suzanne Simard. Now, Suzanne is Professor of Forest Ecology

at the University of British Columbia, Faculty of Forestry. She was raised in the Monashy Mountains

of British Columbia and has earned a global reputation for her research on tree connectivity

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