Stephanie Stewart Bailey, Experience Developer, discusses our latest art exhibit, Tree People, and how we use art to engage new audiences in the forestry conversation. Tree People is on display at our Discovery Museum through Sept. 29.
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The rich history of arboriculture and how we ended up with some of our more invasive species is what really drew me into this book. Very good read!
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