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Matt Reynolds
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In this episode of Tree Actions, the Human Forestry Podcast hosts Dwayne and Tony welcome Matt Reynolds, who shares his deep connection to trees and the evolution of arbor culture. The conversation explores the balance between tree care and human needs, the importance of client relationships, and the transition from tree work to teaching. Matt reflects on the spiritual connection with trees and the lessons learned from working in the field, emphasizing the significance of teamwork and stewardship in the environment.
- Matt's first memory of trees involves swinging on a grapevine.
- The concept of arbor culture emphasizes a holistic approach to tree care.
- Deadwood can serve as habitat and should not always be removed.
- The balance between tree needs and human needs is crucial in arbor culture.
- Building strong client relationships is essential for a successful tree care business.
- Transitioning from tree work to teaching can be a fulfilling path.
- Trees provide a spiritual connection and a sense of purpose.
- Teamwork in tree work enhances efficiency and camaraderie.
- Awareness of our role in nature is vital for personal growth.
- The universe often guides us in unexpected ways.
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- Michael Tain
- Dwayne Sr.
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