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Turning Chicago’s Dead or Invasive Trees into Works of Art
Mar 9, 2022
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Evan Garcia
The overall number of trees in the region has increased, according to a 2020 tree census conducted by Morton Arboretum. But not all trees are seen as equals. Some are invasive and prevent native trees and plants from flourishing.
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