Top 10 Suzanne Simard Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “We chattered about the implications for farms: if legumes passed nitrogen to corn, for instance, we could mix crops and stop having to pollute the soil with fertilizers and herbicides.”

— Suzanne Simard

2. “Plants are attuned to one another’s strengths and weaknesses, elegantly giving and taking to attain exquisite balance. There is grace in complexity, in actions cohering, in sum totals.”

— Suzanne Simard

3. “When Mother Trees – the majestic hubs at the center of forest communication, protection, and sentience – die, they pass their wisdom to their kin, generation after generation, sharing the knowledge of what helps and what harms, who is friend or foe, and how to adapt and survive in an ever-changing landscape. It’s what all parents do.”

— Suzanne Simard

4. “There is a necessary wisdom in the give-and-take of nature – its quiet agreements and search for balance. There is an extraordinary generosity.”

— Suzanne Simard

5. “Such a marvel, the tenacity of the buds to surge with life every spring, to greet the lengthening days and warming weather with exuberance, no matter what hardships were brought by winter.”

— Suzanne Simard

6. “There is no moment too small in the world. Nothing should be lost. Everything has a purpose, and everything is in need of care. This is my creed. Let us embrace it. We can watch it rise. Just like that, at any time – all the time – wealth and grace will soar.”

— Suzanne Simard

7. “This Mother Tree was the central hub that the saplings and seedlings nested around, with threads of different fungal species, of different colors and weights, linking them, layer upon layer, in a strong, complex web.”

— Suzanne Simard

$Suzanne Simard Quote: “How had the trees weathered the changing cycles of growth and dormancy, and how did this compare to the joys and hardships my family had endured in a fraction of the time?”$

8. “How had the trees weathered the changing cycles of growth and dormancy, and how did this compare to the joys and hardships my family had endured in a fraction of the time?”

— Suzanne Simard

9. “I was lucky to become one of the first in the new generation of women in the logging industry, but what I found was not what I had grown up to understand. Instead I discovered vast landscapes cleared of trees, soils stripped of nature’s complexity...”

— Suzanne Simard

10. “I loved maps; they led to adventure, discovery.”

— Suzanne Simard

11. “I’d learned to deal with conflict by running from it. I was terrible at standing my ground, never mind giving talks.”

— Suzanne Simard

Top 10 Suzanne Simard Quotes (2024 Update)

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