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
Published May 5, 2022 at 7:30 a.m.
Updated May 11, 2022 at 10:04 a.m.
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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