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The Human Forestry PodcastEvery episode starts with the same question: “When did you first experience a connection to a tree or trees?” The responses are always unique, intertwining subjects such as trees, people, philosophy, forests, biology, history, and more.
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Tony Tresselt (opens the original)
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A Conversation with the Aging Arborist This episode of the treeActions podcast is a little different. I recently had the pleasure of being a guest on The Aging Arborist podcast , where we had a wide-ranging conversation about trees, arboriculture, and some of the experiences and ideas that have shaped my work. The hosts of The Aging Arborist were kind enough to share the audio from our conversation with us, so we’re pleased to be able to bring the episode to the treeActions audience as well. It’
Ian McDermott (opens the original)
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Summary Ian McDermott joins Dwayne and Tony for a wide-ranging conversation about trees, arboriculture history, education, humor, and the human side of working in and around forests. The episode moves from his personal path into tree work to bigger reflections on safety, training, and how trees shape culture, religion, and community. Timestamps 00:00 - Welcome to the Human Forestry Podcast and introduction of Ian McDermott 01:11 - Retirement on the Isle of Man and returning to work 02:34 - First
Tiger Devine (opens the original)
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In this episode, Tiger Devine shares his journey from childhood stories to becoming a passionate arborist and storyteller. We explore lessons from trees, the importance of storytelling in learning, and the adventures that shaped his life and career. In this episode, Tiger Devine and Dwayne explore the importance of mindfulness, passion, and humility in arboriculture, sharing insights from their experiences and the legacy of Jamz Luce. They discuss how embracing challenges, continuous learning, a
Pete Nieves-Sosa (opens the original)
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S ummary In this episode, Pete Nieves-Sosa shares his journey from crane operator to expert in tree work and crane safety, highlighting the importance of skill, safety, and business acumen in the industry. In this episode, Tony and Peter discuss the importance of safety, insurance, and training in the tree care and crane industries. They share insights on industry regulations, the value of hands-on experience, and the evolution of the Crane School. Resources OSHA Crane Safety Standards - https:/
Jack Harris (opens the original)
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Come along as we dive into the amazing bond between people and trees, sharing stories, learning about history, and uncovering scientific secrets. Our guest, Jack Harris, will tell us some amazing stories from Newfoundland, talk about how forests have changed over time, and show us why trees are so important to both our spirits and the environment. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Tree Connections 01:51 Childhood Memories and Early Connections to Trees 10:19 Newfoundland's Unique History and Cultur
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