Tree Blindness

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Tree Blindness = Ignorance of trees

Translating: Tree Blindness
Ceguera de los árboles = Ignorancia de los árboles

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Talk to neighbors about the trees and flowers in their yards, on the street you share, and in nearby city parks.  If you don’t know the names, you may have a condition called tree-blindness. Tip: The condition is easily cured with a chat with a smarter friend or by using the iNaturalist and Seek apps.

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Opinion: Cure yourself of tree blindness https://t.co/RgxutwUmVB

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 27, 2017

To whomever is chalking names and descriptions of trees on the pavements across Walthamstow. I love you. This made my heart sing today. pic.twitter.com/6lmauYeQVD

— Elizabeth Archer (@edarcherthinks) April 7, 2020

Can anyone identify the tree and the bird song? #slowadventures #treeblindness pic.twitter.com/gJy4HyBCbe

— Ron Mader (@ronmader) October 3, 2017

Aerated. Today at the dog park. Can you name the trees? #treeblindness #slowadventures #dogs pic.twitter.com/qnbYKxuwG8

— Ron Mader (@ronmader) March 22, 2018

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