video 1.0 VHX https://www.vhx.tv/ INTELLIGENT TREES (educational non-commercial licence) http://intelligenttrees.vhx.tv This is an educational and non-commercial license only. To acquire any commercial or other extended public viewing license or permission please contact info@dorconfilm.com. This license is not available for the following countries: Belgium, France, Netherlands, Switzerland, and other French-speaking territories. Running Time: 45 Minutes, Original Language: English (German, Spanish, Portuguese and English subtitles available) License Information: PUBLIC PERFORMANCE RIGHTS LICENSE – EDUCATIONAL & PUBLIC (NON-COMMERCIAL) This license allows you to… -Make the film available to students, staff, and faculty members for the purposes of research, education, and any other non-commercial use for one viewing -Hold one private, non-theatrical screening -Hold up to one (1) public, non-commercial screenings (audiences up to 50 people) Please note: This license does not allow you to charge admission, or to sublicence, digitize or duplicate the film in any way - Please print this together with your receipt and keep it for your records - ABOUT THE FILM: A DOCUMENTARY film featuring Peter Wohlleben and Dr. Suzanne Simard. Can TREES TALK to each other? Do MOTHER TREES care lovingly for their children and for their old and dying neighbors? Is there something like friendship amongst trees? Do trees in a forest work together as a COMMUNITY and fight off enemies? German forester and bestselling book author PETER WOHLLEBEN ('The Hidden Life of Trees') has observed that the secret life of trees is in fact quite similar to our own. Researchers from the University of British Columbia (UBC) around Forest Ecologist SUZANNE SIMARD have been investigating communication between trees and made the most astonishing discoveries... Under the forest floor lies the WOOD WIDE WEB, a fascinating network over which trees communicate, share information, and even wisdom with each other. This 45-minute long documentary digs deep into this underground society and bridges the gap between a forester's observations and scientific research. What consequences does this knowledge have for our own lives and our relationship to the forest? This knowledge has the power to forever change our understanding of nature. <iframe src="https://embed.vhx.tv/packages/19665" width="1280" height="720" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> 1280 720 https://cdn.vhx.tv/assets/thumbnails/default-medium.png 640 360