Eva talks to city arborist Vincent “V.J.” Comai and some of his crew about the importance of these urban trees to Burlingtonians.
Filming dates: April 11 & 15, 2022
Music: Chris Haugen, “Pure Magic” & “Fractal of Light”
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Stuck in Vermont: Talking Trees With Burlington Arborists
Episode 664
Eva talks to city arborist Vincent “V.J.” Comai and some of his crew about the importance of these urban trees to Burlingtonians.
Filming dates: April 11 & 15, 2022
Music: Chris Haugen, “Pure Magic” & “Fractal of Light”
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