Nothing exists on its own.

A forest is not simply a collection of individual trees.
Beneath the surface, roots, fungi and microorganisms form complex communities. Nutrients, chemical signals and countless interactions connect life above and below ground.

There is cooperation, competition and constant exchange. The forest exists through relationships.

And so do we.

Our biology is continuously shaped by the world around us, from microorganisms and food to stress, light and our environment.

Nature does not work through isolated parts. It works through relationships.

The science of biological connectedness is at the heart of my book: "The Earth Within Us".

We are nature, too.

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