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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2025 · 13 MIN

Street Trees in Coastal Connecticut: How Four Communities are Preserving Nature and Protecting Against Climate Change - Nadine Canter

from From the Ground Up: Conservation in New England

An article written and read by Nadine Canter.Nadine Canter is a writer, lecturer, and network builder. Her inquiries are rooted in the mysteries of presencing, unity, and holism to re-weave the Earth story. She is located in Vermont, where she serves as an advisor and mentor, a Tai Chi Chuan and Daoism student, and a Lecturer at Middlebury College. Her mission is to create and support webs of communication and resource sharing to nourish human and nonhuman mycelial networks.Read the full article and discover additional content in the Fall 2025 Issue of From the Ground Up.

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