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Meet the arborists who care for CU Boulder’s nearly 6,000 trees

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Meet the arborists who care for CU Boulder’s nearly 6,000 trees

Season 2025 Episode 89 | 2m 10s | CC

Arborists work to reduce hazards and keep campus beautiful. Video: Cormac McCrimmon, Rocky Mountain PBS.

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