"Trees have no boundaries. They grow in every country." Interviewing the founders of the non-profit Trees for Me.
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The episode features an interview with the founders of Trees for Me, discussing their mission to plant trees globally.
Founders of the New Jersey non-profit organization, Trees for Me, align with a core premise: It takes ten trees to support one life. With that, founder Harini Rajesh and co-founder Anvita Gurumurthy, Sowmya Parthasarathy and Rupa Gurumurthy started this initiative to plant trees around the world. (Harini goes to Cornell university and Anvita is at NYU.) "There aren't nearly enough trees in the world for everyone. And we intend to change that," Rajesh says. In our interview with th...
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