
Turning Chicago’s Dead or Invasive Trees into Works of Art
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We hear about creative efforts to reimagine invasive or dead trees.
According to a 2020 Tree Census conducted by Morton Arboretum, the overall number of trees in the region has increased, but not all trees are seen as equals. Some are invasive and prevent native trees and plants from flourishing. "Chicago Tonight’s" Evan Garcia checked out two local initiatives aimed at repurposing invasive tree species or the insects killed by them.
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Turning Chicago’s Dead or Invasive Trees into Works of Art
Clip: 3/9/2022 | 4m 25sVideo has Closed Captions
According to a 2020 Tree Census conducted by Morton Arboretum, the overall number of trees in the region has increased, but not all trees are seen as equals. Some are invasive and prevent native trees and plants from flourishing. "Chicago Tonight’s" Evan Garcia checked out two local initiatives aimed at repurposing invasive tree species or the insects killed by them.
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