Summary
In this heartfelt episode, Michael shares his lifelong connection with trees and nature, from his childhood tree forts to his experiences in the military and professional life. The discussion touches on the importance of nature in providing comfort, the lessons learned from childhood actions, and the profound impact of witnessing the end of life. Michael, Dwayne, and Tony reflect on the significance of maintaining a sense of wonder and the role of intentional living in embracing life's journey.
Chapters
[
00:00] Introduction to Tree Actions Podcast
[
05:12] Michael's Early Connection to Trees
[
12:34] Nature as a Source of Comfort
[
18:45] Lessons from Childhood Actions
[
25:30] Maintaining a Sense of Wonder
[
32:10] The Role of Nature in Professional Life
[
40:55] Reflections on Life and Death
[
50:20] Conclusion and Call to Action
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What is TreeActions?
The Human Forestry Podcast
Every episode starts with the same question: “When did you first experience a connection to a tree or trees?” The responses are always unique, intertwining subjects such as trees, people, philosophy, forests, biology, history, and more. Please join Dwayne and Tony, career arborists and your hosts, as they engage in insightful conversations with individuals who appreciate trees.