Why Trees and Which Trees? Perspectives from Two Tree People.

Two of Britain's leading foresters explore the role of trees in mitigating the effects of climate change.

Presented by: John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design
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As the impacts of climate change intensify, what role can trees play in creating a healthier, more resilient future? In this public lecture, renowned British pioneers in tree planting and sustainability, Jo Bradwell and Geraint Richards, will explore the different ways that forests, urban forestry and planting can shape the world of tomorrow. 

Drawing on extensive experience in forestry, conservation and landscape management, Bradwell and Richards will explore the opportunities and challenges facing trees today. From Bradwell's journey from physician to forester to Richards' work managing trees and forests across Britain, they offer insights into the stewardship of forests and landscapes for the future.


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