Peter Wohlleben is a children’s and non-fiction author from Germany, who was born in 1964. As a child, he spent several years living in Bonn and made the decision to become a nature conservationist by the time he was six years old. Wohlleben's upbringing and early experiences instilled in him a deep appreciation for nature, which has become a central theme in his writing.
In addition to being an author, Peter Wohlleben is also a German forester and ecologist. For over twenty years, he worked for the forestry commission in Germany before leaving to put his ideas of ecology into practice. Now, Wohlleben runs an environmentally friendly woodland in Germany, where he is working towards the return of primeval forests and caring for both wild and domestic animals. His unique approach to writing about nature has been celebrated by readers and critics alike.
Wohlleben's writing is known for bringing to life groundbreaking scientific research through his observations of nature and the animals he lives amongst. He has a distinctive style that appeals to a wide range of readers, making complex ecological concepts accessible and engaging. His international bestsellers, including "The Hidden Life of Trees" and "The Inner Life of Animals," have helped to establish him as a leading voice in the field of ecological writing. Through his work, Wohlleben inspires readers to think more deeply about the natural world and our place within it.