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In-person
Community
Meeting of the Secret LongTree Society
Monday, Jan. 27, 2025
7:00pm to 9:00pm
Selected as a Taproot pick
Free
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Free
Organized by:
LongTrees
Jan.
27
27
The Best Time to Plant a 1000-year-old tree is 1000 Years Ago. The Second Best Time is Now
Growing better futures by propagating, distributing, and tending thousand-year-old trees.
How would cultivating ancient trees change our sense of time and our responsibility to the future? How would cultivating ancient trees change our sense of time and our responsibility to the future? More information at LongTrees.org.
10930 84 Street NW
Edmonton, AB, T5H 1M7
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