Question

how a tree links our present and future generations ​

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We pass by hundreds, if not thousands, of them each day on our drives and walks. We plant them from time to time in our yards and parks. They are acquaintances.

But how often do we celebrate their remarkable nature?

Mostly, they are willing but overlooked anchors in our lives. They filter our air and water. They stabilize the soil and provide shelter, food and even medicine. They help heat and cool our

Trees also can be crucial storytellers. They record decades and even centuries of the environment and humankind, revealing their secrets deep in their growth rings.

Scientists continue to advance their study of trees so as they can better teach us about our past and even help predict our future. Certainly, some are listening. Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti recently called for up to 90,000 trees to be planted around his city by 2021, and then dutifully maintained.