The Future of Trees – Dockry participates in WHYY Philadelphia’s The Pulse

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The Future of Trees
In a segment on the future of trees, Mike Dockry discusses the importance of Indigenous knowledge to understand and solve our climate change challenges. Dockry’s portion of the program begins at around 14:45.
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