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Every Tree Tells A Story made possible by a grant from Con Edison
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Sustainable Landscape Symposium Saturday held at JHC on June 4, 2011
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Rye residents speak with TCLF's President Charles Birnbaum about Sustainable Landscapes
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Landscape Architect Thomas Woltz (far right) with fellow TCLF Board member Alexis Woods and Jeffrey Longhenry of Nelson Byrd Woltz's New York Office
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TCLF Board Members Carolyn Bennet, Bill Quinlan, Meredith Bzdak and TCLF Coordinator Melanie Macchio
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The symposium attracted almost 70 nationally recognized landscape architects and people interested in sustainability
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TCLF President Charles Birnbaum - Opening remarks and welcome.
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Sara Griffen, President, Olana Partnership, Speaker Cheryl Barton and TCLF President Charles Birnbaum
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Author and Photographer Rick Darke took the audience through a range of landscapes from Fallingwater to the High Line
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Bridging the Nature Culture Divide symposium attracted almost 70 nationally recognized landscape architects, stewards, teachers, preservationists
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Landscape Architect Cheryl Barton demonstrated how historic photographs are used in design
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PIcnicing under the tulip tree at the Jay Property
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June Tours of Jay Property for Sustainable Landscape Symposium and Greenwich Audubon
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Symposium speakers Rick Darke, Cheryl Barton and Patricia O'Donnell
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Discussing the vanishing viewshed at the historic Jay Property #NR82001275
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Bridging the Nature-Culture Divide June 4