TEDxJacksonHole - David Milarch - Ancient Trees For The Future

[@thetreehunter]

Excellent presentation on THE MOST important subject. This should be shown to every Govt official, every Banker, every local authority employee especially decision makers. In Ellesmere, Shropshire, England, where I live, we have just had yet another veteran Oak vandalised for housing development by a very precious water source and this by the land owner, a County Councillor who is on the Central Planning Committee which makes yes/no decisions on planning.

[@SondraSneed]

I, too, was employed to sound the alarm about our self-demise in the loss of the biosphere on earth... This is so exciting to find David Milarch - I didn't know he existed until finding the PRX interview with the author of a book about him.

[@zerodeconduite804]

I LOVE this guy!!! 😍🤗🤗

[@No44778]

Great talk!

[@paleamigo8575]

Trees also store information. You can get it from them if you know how to properly ask permission.

[@dougg1075]

Never forget this giant ancient oak that was killed by a land owner in Alabama years ago. People from all over the world came and tried to save it. It looks like the one in the presentation. We used to hang out under its branches. People are unreal.

[@tasmaniany]

:(

[@daisyklimala3860]

❤️

[@thetreehunter]

yes, was a great event. did you enjoy?

[@oztang1]

Probally started as a young hippie and grew into his shoes...all levels of awareness are useful and the norm. Lets not attack even the begginners..How Say.

[@robarb]

@thetreehunter Is that you rob? i was at the wrexham ATF over the weekend

[@galacticavia]

are we as humans at fault for the destruction of old growth forests, i mean couldn't this had been prevented?

[@AnnMainEmail]

It wasn't prevented so the question is what can we do now?

[@thetreehunter]

Old saying 'You reap what you sow' ...

[@paleamigo8575]

Exactly!