Ep 45. Beloved Mr. Beech

One of the gems from The Book of Hope we chatted about last week is Jane Goodall's closest childhood friend, Beech, a beech tree. You see, I have a Mr. Beech, too.
We talk about how beech trees benefit wildlife, how their bark resembles our skin, and how to overcome concerns about being finicky to transplant.

Then, we wrap up our chat with a message of hope from Jane Goodall, reflecting on the havoc and heroes of the pandemic and joys sure to bring a smile.

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Beloved Beech Trees
Growing Hope-The Book of Hope

Episode 44. Nature‘s Inspiration in The Book of Hope
String quartet performs for an audience of plants inside the Barcelona Opera House

Humboldt Penguins visit the Nelson-Atkins Museum

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