One response to “Learning from Mycorrhizal Networks to Inform UBC Campus Landscape Design Strategies”

  1. Ramkumar Yaragarla

    Insightful article indeed. The modularity in the Mycorrhizal Networks is a revelation for me. I am trying build a model something similar to this may be mimicking neural networks for my webpage at I hug trees.

    The project’s focus on ecological connectivity, green corridors, and soft landscape communities emphasizes the need to blend nature with human development. Drawing inspiration from Suzanne Simard’s The Wisdom of the Mother Trees, which highlights the complex communication within forests, this approach can transform how we design sustainable, biodiverse spaces. Additionally, James Cameron’s Tree of Souls concept from Avatar resonates with these ideas, celebrating the interconnectedness of all living beings, much like the mycorrhizal networks that sustain ecosystems.

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