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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2019 · 33 MIN

In The Company of Trees with Andrea Sarubbi Fareshteh

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Getting modern humans out of our house-car-school-work boxes is no small feat. But whenever that may occur, our tall, spreading, leafy neighbors have what it takes to help our kind be more of our best selves. Potentials are TREE-mendous!                         Writer Andrea Sarubbi Fareshteh enjoys "Forest Bathing" and researching good stories, facts and quotes. She has composed a gorgeous new book In The Company of Trees - Honoring Our Connection to the Sacred Power, Beauty and Wisdom of Trees (Adams/Simon and Schuster, Jan. 15 2019).  Each tree tale is illustrated with a color photograph, print or woodcut - in a work of art published in accord with Sustainable Forestry Initiative guidelines. Earthworms is proud to host the first interview for this book! If you are hearing this podcast in St. Louis before February 12, mark that date to learn about Calculating Tree Benefits in a free program at Missouri Botanical Garden in the BiodiverseCity STL Wild Ideas Worth Sharing Speaker Series. Tree Data is MOTIVATING! THANKS to Andy Heaslet, Earthworms True-Green Engineer Music: Bitter Root, performed live at KDHX by Matt Flinner Related Earthworms Conversations: Urban Forests: Seeing the Benefits from Trees - Oct 2016 PawPaw: Reviving America's Forgotten Fruit (Tree) - Sept 2015

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