Episode 5. Branching Out on Campus
by Kathryn Andronowitz
In Connecticut, we are constantly surrounded by trees. In this episode, we identify trees in the UConn Storrs campus arboretum, alongside discussions about how simply seeing plants can mutually benefit the environment and ourselves.
Learn More
● The William Benton Museum of Art
● Take a Walking Tour of UConn’s Trees
https://arboretum.uconn.edu/content/TREE_GUIDE_CAMPUS_WALK.pdf
● Discover Native Plants
https://www.audubon.org/native-plants
● Peter Crane on the Oldest Tree on Earth https://e360.yale.edu/features/peter_crane_history_of_ginkgo_earths_oldest_tree
● More on Bioregionalism
https://earth.org/bioregionalism/
https://openspace.sfmoma.org/2017/10/notes-of-a-bioregional-interloper/
● Digitally Tagging Trees for Scientific Research
● Tree Planting and Volunteer Events in Bridgeport, CT
https://www.groundworkbridgeport.org/events
Guest
Kristen Andronowitz, landscape architect and UConn alum
Transcript
Episode Credits
● Kathryn Andronowitz: production, script, narration, sound mix
● Alexander Filippides: Podcast theme music
● Pixabay.com: The Beat of Nature by Olexy