Beyond the destruction, the smashing of cars and in some cases, homes, what happens to a city when it loses so many trees?
Are these winds that took so trees nature's way of clearing out and making room for the new? Friday at 11 a.m., we’ll look at the natural patterns of trees, as well as our emotional, mental and physical costs when those big, beautiful stately trees come crashing down. Ecologist Nalini Nadkarni told us that trees have always lived at the mercy of great forces of disturbance like wind, and while trees are designed to withstand these forces, sometimes, they do succumb. We’ll share some tales of trees and discuss what the destruction of trees means for the tree-lovers in many of us.
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Here's what RadioWest producer Tim Slover had to say about this episode:
Okay, I guess I really am a tree guy. Remember that wind storm that knocked a ton of them over? Not to be overly sentimental, but that was a blow. This conversation, I hope, helped listeners process that moment a bit.
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