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Dwayne Neustaeter and Anthony Tresselt
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The Human Forestry Podcast Every episode starts with the same question: “When did you first experience a connection to a tree or trees?” The responses are always unique, intertwining subjects such as trees, people, philosophy, forests, biology, history, and more. Please join Dwayne and Tony, career arborists and your hosts, as they engage in insightful conversations with individuals who appreciate trees.

  1. Brian Maxson

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    Brian Maxson

    SummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, the Human Forestry Podcast, Dwayne and Tony engage in a lively conversation with Brian, a new author and experienced tree climber. They discuss Brian's childhood memories of climbing trees with his grandfather, his journey into the world of tree care, and the lessons learned from his experiences in the Navy. The conversation delves into the importance of risk management and resiliency in tree work, as well as the influences that shaped Brian's career. They also touch on Brian's new book, 'Zip Codes of a Tree Man,' which reflects on his life and experiences in the arborist field. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Weather Talk03:19 Connection to Trees and Childhood Memories10:48 Transitioning to Tree Climbing20:48 The Journey of a Tree Man34:09 Experiences in the Navy and Risk Management46:33 Resiliency and Risk in Tree Work57:31 Book Discussion: Zip Codes of a Tree Man Thanks to our monthly supporters Brian Maxson Tim Bushnell Catelyst11 Dylan Tobe Peter LaRue Scott jason dommer Andrew Hordyk Mark Przekurat Michael Tain Dwayne Sr. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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  2. Leo Duguay

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    Leo Duguay

    Summary In this episode of Tree Actions, the Human Forestry Podcast, Dwayne and Tony engage with Leo Duguay, who shares his deep connection with trees, the importance of mentorship, and the pursuit of excellence in life. Leo reflects on his diverse career, including his time in politics and his involvement with Tree Canada, emphasizing the significance of respectful disagreement and the lessons learned from sports and education. The conversation also touches on personal loss, the value of experience, and the joy of pursuing passions, such as golf and cribbage. Chapters00:00 - Introduction and Leo’s childhood memory of a family tree02:01 - Details of the swing Leo’s dad built in the big front yard tree03:29 - The importance of trees in golf courses and landscape design05:01 - The dynamic nature of golf course forestry and conservation practices06:56 - Lessons from trees about planning and future growth in urban design07:02 - Leo’s career in hockey and transition to education and politics09:16 - Reflections on pursuing excellence versus mediocrity in sports and life11:03 - The role of mentorship and education in personal development13:39 - How inspiration and action are connected in teaching and leadership16:50 - The importance of role models outside of family: teachers, coaches, mentors22:43 - Dealing with personal loss and the philosophy of living in the present25:24 - The significance of action, taking action regardless of luck or circumstances32:14 - Leo’s involvement with Tree Canada and the growth of tree planting initiatives36:26 - Building diverse and effective boards for environmental organizations44:22 - The importance of respectful disagreement and constructive debate in politics55:06 - The blend of leadership and management in organizational success58:30 - Winning as a team: lessons from sports and life59:42 - Personal stories about pursuing passions like cribbage and lifelong learning66:14 - Wisdom in research: roots, roots, roots — the foundation of health and growth68:49 - Teaching transparency, understanding what makes systems work well, and honest inquiry69:34 - The value of continuous learning, curiosity, and challenging oneself in later years70:26 - Mark Twain’s wisdom: Never let schooling get in the way of education70:52 - The impact of leadership and support in schools and communities71:15 - Closing remarks and the importance of living intentionally Thanks to our monthly supporters Brian Maxson Tim Bushnell Catelyst11 Dylan Tobe Peter LaRue Scott jason dommer Andrew Hordyk Mark Przekurat Michael Tain Dwayne Sr. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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  3. Jerry Kelly

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    Jerry Kelly

    SummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, host Dwayne and guests Jerry Kelly and Tony explore the intricate world of tree care, discussing personal experiences, challenges in the industry, and the importance of safety and support systems. Jerry shares his journey from a passionate tree climber to a quadriplegic after a life-altering accident, emphasizing the significance of acceptance, community, and finding purpose in life after adversity. The conversation highlights the nuances of client relationships, the art of tree care, and the vital role of humor and connection in overcoming life's challenges. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Tree Actions and Guest Jerry Kelly02:35 Jerry's First Connection with Trees04:56 The Challenges of Tree Pruning07:21 Balancing Client Needs and Tree Health09:59 The Nuances of Tree Work and Safety12:35 Climbing Techniques and Equipment Evolution15:07 Complacency and Safety in Tree Work17:24 Jerry's Personal Story and Lessons Learned25:12 The Climb and the Fall26:18 Choices and Consequences27:47 Finding Strength in Adversity29:33 The Importance of Acceptance32:20 Paying It Forward38:18 Mentorship and Legacy49:49 The Importance of Connection and Support54:01 Navigating Life's Challenges57:17 The Role of Mental Health in Recovery01:03:51 Finding Strength in Vulnerability01:08:48 Lessons from the Tree Care Industry Thanks to our monthly supporters Brian Maxson Tim Bushnell Catelyst11 Dylan Tobe Peter LaRue Scott jason dommer Andrew Hordyk Mark Przekurat Michael Tain Dwayne Sr. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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  4. Year End Reflections

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    Year End Reflections

    SummaryIn this episode, Dwayne and Anthony celebrate the three-year anniversary of the Tree Human Forestry Podcast. They reflect on their journey, the growth of the podcast, and the diverse guests they've had over the years. The hosts discuss the importance of tree knowledge and the need to engage with younger voices in the industry. They also introduce the concept of 'pithy points' to add humor and insights to future episodes. As they look ahead, they express gratitude for their audience and the experiences they've shared. Chapters00:00 Celebrating Three Years of Tree Actions Podcast09:48 Reflections on Personal Connections to Trees20:10 The Importance of Scientific Nomenclature27:50 Expanding Perspectives: New Guests and Insights34:49 The Legacy of Trees and Their Impact36:14 Exploring AI and Virtual Interviews37:17 Pithy Points: Wisdom from Tree Biology39:40 Reflecting on Guests and Conversations45:01 The Informal Nature of Podcasting48:47 Looking Ahead: Future Plans and Aspirations Thanks to our monthly supporters Brian Maxson Tim Bushnell Catelyst11 Dylan Tobe Peter LaRue Scott jason dommer Andrew Hordyk Mark Przekurat Michael Tain Dwayne Sr. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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  5. Mitch Jamieson

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    Mitch Jamieson

    SummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, the Human Forestry Podcast, hosts Dwayne and Tony welcome guest Mitch Jamison, who shares his journey from childhood experiences with trees to becoming a professional arborist. The conversation explores the importance of education, training, and experience in arboriculture, the challenges of climbing and safety, and the collaborative nature of trees in their ecosystems. Mitch emphasizes the need for sustainable practices in forestry and the significance of understanding tree biology and forest ecology. In this conversation, Mitch and Dwayne explore the complexities of forestry and urban arboriculture, emphasizing the importance of ecological understanding in managing forests. They discuss the unique challenges faced by urban forests, the connection between humans and nature, and the value of vulnerability in teaching. The dialogue also highlights the resilience found in both trees and individuals, and the reverence for old trees that carry stories and wisdom. Overall, the conversation underscores the need for a holistic approach to forestry that balances production with ecological sensitivity. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome02:07 First Connection with Trees07:05 Journey into Arboriculture09:40 Climbing and Teaching Experiences11:43 The Arborist Community and Career Paths18:26 Experience vs. Training in Arboriculture20:38 The Risks of Climbing: Personal Experiences23:59 Understanding Tree Dynamics and Safety27:39 The Art and Science of Pruning33:59 Collaboration vs. Competition in Tree Growth45:11 Rethinking Forestry Practices45:29 The Challenge of Forestry and Ecology47:10 Teaching Arboriculture: Bridging Two Worlds48:23 Understanding Urban Forests51:09 The Aesthetic vs. Ecological Value of Landscapes54:16 The Connection Between Humans and Nature56:44 Lessons from Trees: Resilience and Growth59:59 The Value of Imperfection in Nature01:03:01 Humility and Vulnerability in Teaching01:05:15 The Reverence for Old Trees01:11:38 The Significance of Tree Age01:14:21 Value of Young Trees01:16:06 Urban vs. Natural Environments01:16:58 Vulnerability and Connection in Teaching01:26:35 The Impact of Personal Experience on Teaching Thanks to our monthly supporters Brian Maxson Tim Bushnell Catelyst11 Dylan Tobe Peter LaRue Scott jason dommer Andrew Hordyk Mark Przekurat Michael Tain Dwayne Sr. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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  6. Peter Duinker

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    Peter Duinker

    SummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, hosts Dwayne and Tony engage with Peter Duinker, a seasoned forestry expert from Nova Scotia. The conversation delves into Peter's early memories of trees, his journey through forestry education, and his experiences in forest firefighting. They discuss the impact of Hurricane Juan on urban forestry in Halifax, the challenges trees face in urban environments, and the importance of legacy in tree planting. The episode also explores the anthropomorphization of trees and their unique growth patterns, which are distinct from those of humans, highlighting the profound connections between nature and humanity. Chapters 00:00Introduction to Tree Connections 00:38First Memories of Trees 03:08Climbing Trees and Outdoor Experiences 06:02Journey from Ontario to Nova Scotia 09:20Career Path in Forestry and Environmental Studies 17:36Research on European Forests and Air Pollution 20:19The Evolution of Sudbury's Environment 22:39Urban Forests and Their Healing Impact 23:52The Journey into Urban Forestry 25:32Defining Urban Forests 27:03The Benefits of Urban Trees 28:20Challenges of Urban Tree Growth 31:35Tree Mortality: A Harsh Reality 33:46Soil Quality and Tree Health 36:47Legacy of Trees in Urban Landscapes 38:24The Connection Between Humans and Trees 40:42Anthropomorphizing Trees 43:59The Life of Trees and Their Vulnerabilities 46:00Concluding Thoughts on Trees and Humanity Thanks to our monthly supporters Brian Maxson Tim Bushnell Catelyst11 Dylan Tobe Peter LaRue Scott jason dommer Andrew Hordyk Mark Przekurat Michael Tain Dwayne Sr. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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  7. Tony Toews

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    Tony Toews

    SummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, hosts Dwayne and Tony Toews explore the deep connections humans have with trees, from childhood memories to professional experiences in arboriculture. They discuss the challenges faced in the tree industry, including workforce dynamics and generational changes, while reflecting on the philosophical aspects of human relationships and their parallels with nature. The conversation is enriched with personal anecdotes and insights into the importance of community and loyalty, particularly in Saskatchewan. In this conversation, Dwayne and Tony explore the profound connections humans have with trees and nature. They discuss the unique roles trees play in our lives, the calming effects of being in nature, and the psychological impacts of urban living, including nature deficit disorder. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of acceptance, non-judgment, and the life lessons that can be learned from trees, highlighting their wisdom and resilience. The conversation culminates in reflections on how these insights can be applied to personal growth and interpersonal relationships. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Tree Actions Podcast01:16 Childhood Memories and Connection to Trees07:55 Career Path and Early Experiences in Arboriculture12:21 Lessons Learned from Early Arborist Jobs15:44 Transitioning to City Arborist Work18:51 Challenges in the Arboriculture Workforce21:59 Generational Changes in the Industry23:51 Safety and Awareness in Tree Work26:20 The Human Forestry Concept27:02 Interdependence and Growth28:35 Nature's Cooperation: Trees and Species29:55 Personal Stories from the Forest36:16 Hockey and Community Connections37:09 The Wisdom of Trees40:18 Forest Bathing and Its Benefits41:49 Nature Deficit Disorder46:36 The Spiritual Connection with Trees51:13 The Resilience of Nature53:36 Urban Trees and Their History55:00 The Language of Plants57:40 Life Lessons from Trees58:41 Acceptance and Self-Discovery01:01:59 Judgment and Understanding01:05:01 Behavior vs. Being01:08:36 Caring and Communication Thanks to our monthly supporters Brian Maxson Tim Bushnell Catelyst11 Dylan Tobe Peter LaRue Scott jason dommer Andrew Hordyk Mark Przekurat Michael Tain Dwayne Sr. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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  8. Rob Knight

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    Rob Knight

    SummaryIn this episode of Tree Actions, Dwayne and Tony welcome Rob Knight, a passionate tree climber and educator. Rob shares his journey from teaching to tree work, his love for climbing, and the mental and physical challenges that come with it. The conversation delves into the popularity of climbing post-COVID, the importance of risk assessment, and the impact of health and fitness on performance. Rob also reflects on his personal growth, the role of alcohol in his life, and the lessons learned from climbing and tree work. The episode concludes with insights on making positive life changes and the importance of community in outdoor pursuits. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Tree Actions Podcast01:26 Rob Knight's Connection to Trees05:20 Transition from Teaching to Tree Climbing07:30 The Journey into Ice Climbing11:07 The Popularity of Outdoor Activities15:07 Techniques and Safety in Ice Climbing17:59 The Impact of Experience on Climbing Skills24:01 Climbing Heights and Confidence24:54 The Introspective Aspects of Climbing27:21 The Importance of Climbing Partners28:21 Complacency in Climbing and Tree Work29:51 The Balance of Luck and Experience30:49 The Risks of Climbing32:01 The Nature of Falls in Climbing33:48 Rock Climbing vs. Ice Climbing34:49 Building an Ice Tower in the Backyard38:03 The Melting of the Ice Tower40:50 Risk Assessment in Climbing and Tree Work42:26 The Inevitable Nature of Accidents47:10 Planning for Emergencies49:24 Preventable Accidents in Arboriculture50:30 Climbing Challenges and Lessons Learned52:51 The Impact of Alcohol on Performance56:03 Personal Growth and Professional Success59:04 Reflections on Relationships and Leadership01:02:42 Health, Aging, and Staying Active01:06:22 Nature's Lessons: Trees and Life01:11:05 Closing Thoughts and Acknowledgments Thanks to our monthly supporters Brian Maxson Tim Bushnell Catelyst11 Dylan Tobe Peter LaRue Scott jason dommer Andrew Hordyk Mark Przekurat Michael Tain Dwayne Sr. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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The Human Forestry Podcast Every episode starts with the same question: “When did you first experience a connection to a tree or trees?” The responses are always unique, intertwining subjects such as trees, people, philosophy, forests, biology, history, and more. Please join Dwayne and Tony, career arborists and your hosts, as they engage in insightful conversations with individuals who appreciate trees.

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    Dwayne Neustaeter and Anthony Tresselt
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