Finding Connection Through the Forest: a conversation with Dr. Suzanne Simard

Name: Finding Connection Through the Forest: a conversation with Dr. Suzanne Simard
Genre: public interest
Released: 2026-10-20
Duration: 25 min
Cast: Dr. Suzanne Simard, Dr. Andrea M. Vásquez-Fernández

2026·25m|

Public interest

- English Subtitles available

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Writers:Dr. Andrea M. Vásquez-Fernández, Scott Renyard

Director, Producer, Production Design:Scott Renyard

Director of Photography, Editor:Sean Bromley

Featuring:Dr. Suzanne Simard, Dr. Andrea M. Vásquez-Fernández

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