More Great Press for Witness Tree

May 12, 2017

Thanks to Diane Horn of KEXP in Seattle for this podcast on Witness Tree. Thoughtful, insightful, in-depth coverage of the book.

Thanks to Carrie Healy of New England Public Radio who put up this great story today on New England Public Radio. She made the trip out to the Harvard Forest to interview me under the big oak and talk about the Witness Tree project. I love the sounds of us walking up to the tree and the spring birds calling as we talked!

Full of laughter and joy, she was a reporter who clearly got the unique setting of the Harvard Forest and the message of the book. What a pleasure to spend that time together.

Carrie Healy of New England Public Radio interviewing me by the big oak, web cams at our feet. Photo by Doug MacDonald

Carrie Healy of New England Public Radio interviewing me by the big oak, web cams at our feet. Photo by Doug MacDonald

Climate change as told by one tree

April 30, 2017

Thanks to Warren Olney and the crew at To the Point for their wonderful show on Witness Tree. So fun to go on the air and tell the story of the big oak at the Harvard Forest.

 

Witness Tree is getting great press across the country. Great trees make great stories! Photo by Bellamy Pailthorp, KNKX

Witness Tree is getting great press across the country. Great trees make great stories! Photo by Bellamy Pailthorp, KNKX

The Boston Sunday Globe magazine this Sunday April 30 also will have cover story about the Witness Tree. That’s a mighty warm welcome as we pack up and get ready to come to Petersham May 2 for the launch for Witness Tree at the Harvard Forest at the Fisher Museum at 7 pm. There will be a special presentation at the Six Bridges Gallery in Maynard on Thursday May 4.The Evening of Trees show from 7 to 9 pm features senior ecologist Neil Peterson from the Harvard Forest,  photographs by Brent Mathison and I’ll read from Witness Tree and sign books. The week will top off with a launch at party at the Arnold Arboretum at 6 pm. 

All events are free and open to the public. East coast friends hope to see you there!

 

 

Lovely press for Witness Tree

April 11, 2017

A little DIY (Do It Yourself) press this Sunday in the Pacific Magazine of the Seattle Times. How lovely to see the tree in newspaper boxes all over Seattle. I wrote this piece using photographs from my time at the Harvard Forest and recounted my time climbing the tree. Was lovely to relive it all over again!

Thanks to Bellamy Pailthorp at Seattle’s public radio KNKX for this terrific radio interview, recorded under one of Seattle’s most glorious red oaks…we call this tree The Queen for every good reason.

And thanks to Joel Connelly for this great review in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Looking forward to the book launch tonight at the Seattle Public Library, and headed east soon for the celebrations at the Harvard Forest 7 pm May 2 and Arnold Arboretum at 6 pm May 5. Hope to see you there!

It's publication day for Witness Tree. Celebrating with The Queen, a massive red oak at Seattle's Volunteer Park.

It’s publication day for Witness Tree. Celebrating with The Queen, a massive red oak at Seattle’s Volunteer Park.

 

 

Talking about Witness Tree on Q13 Fox today.

April 8, 2017

Just as the buds finally start opening on the trees, the buzz is building for the launch for Witness Tree. I’ll be kicking off a spring series of parties and readings on both coasts beginning at the downtown branch of the Seattle Public Library Tuesday April 11 at 7 pm.  1000 4th Ave. Seattle area friends, hope to see you there! Boston and Petersham friends, I’ll be there for readings at the Harvard Forest May 2 at 7 pm and at  Arnold Arboretum May 5 at 6 pm.  Meanwhile, I went on Q13 Fox this morning to talk about the book. Enjoy this short clip!

Lovely recognition for Witness Tree in NYT Book Review

March 20, 2017

How fun to open the New York Times Book Review today and find these nice words for Witness Tree 

Very busy planning the launch April 11 in Seattle at our beautiful downtown public library, co-presented by the Elisabeth C. Miller Library of the University of Washington Botanic Gardens and the School of Environmental and Forest Sciences at the College of the Environment at the University of Washington.

Seattle friends, hope to see you there! Doors open at 7 pm

Then soon it will be time to head east to launch Witness Tree at the Harvard Forest May 2 and the Arnold Arboretum

on May 5.

 

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