Students trade lecture halls for tree canopies in hands-on forestry course
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The University of Tennessee, Knoxville's new urban forestry program has students climb 50-foot trees and practice advanced techniques like limb walking, combining classroom learning with hands-on canopy experience to prepare them for tree-care careers and community stewardship.
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