Local Motion: Julia Butterfly Hill reflects on her 2 year long tree-sit and the future of our planet
(Taya Jae)
In December of 1997, Julia Hill climbed a thousand-year-old sequoia tree with the intent of doing a 2 week tree-sit in an effort to protect Northern California's anicents forests from logging. Two years later, Julia “Butterfly” Hill finally came down. Her story inspired not only the world but writers, poets, musicians and documentarians. One filmmaker who was inspired by Julias story was Lou Angelo.
On Friday August 2nd The Paradise Theater in Paonia will screen Lou’s film, Adventures in Tree Sitting. This event is a fundraiser for the Western Slope Conservation Center. The film…
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