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It could be a flowering forest, a forest that attracts a lot of birds or bees, or it could simply be a native, wild evergreen forest.
Initially, the forest doesn't seem like it's growing, but it's growing under the surface.
Once these roots are established, forest starts growing on the surface.
As this forest grows, it blocks the sunlight.
Eventually, the forest becomes so dense that sunlight can't reach the ground anymore.
At this stage, every single drop of water that falls into the forest doesn't evaporate back into the atmosphere.
This dense forest condenses the moist air and retains its moisture.
We gradually reduce and eventually stop watering the forest.
And even without watering, the forest floor stays moist and sometimes even dark.
Now, when a single leaf falls on this forest floor, it immediately starts decaying.
This decayed biomass forms humus, which is food for the forest.
And this forest keeps growing exponentially.
In a natural forest like this, no management is the best management.
This forest grows as a collective.
And this is how we create a 100-year-old forest in just 10 years.
We cut roads through the forest.
Massive ripple effects changed grasslands into forests, changed the composition of forest from one tree to another.
We're talking about regrown agricultural fields, timber plantations that are not being managed on a day-to-day basis, second-growth forests generally, the entire East Coast, where after agriculture moved west, the forest sprung up.
This forest here has Queensland maple, it has sword ferns from Southeast Asia.
Imagine you're walking through a forest.
Yes, trees are the foundation of forests, but a forest is much more than what you see, and today I want to change the way you think about forests.
You see, underground there is this other world, a world of infinite biological pathways that connect trees and allow them to communicate and allow the forest to behave as though it's a single organism.
I used to lay on the forest floor and stare up at the tree crowns.
But as grandpa dug through that forest floor, I became fascinated with the roots, and under that, what I learned later was the white mycelium and under that the red and yellow mineral horizons.
Eventually, grandpa and I rescued the poor dog, but it was at that moment that I realized that that palette of roots and soil was really the foundation of the forest.
But I persevered, and I eventually conducted some experiments deep in the forest, 25 years ago.
But you know, this is how forest research in Canada goes.
Well, as forest scientists, we have to do our research in the forests, and that's really tough, as I've shown you.
For me, I've conducted and published hundreds of experiments in the forest.
That's how forest science works.
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