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SuperLife with Darin Olien

Healing Humanity Through Forest Restoration | Tatiana Grossman, Alexander Marcoulides, and Ethan Bryson

SuperLife with Darin Olien

Darin Olien

Activism, Motivation, Environment, Education, Self-improvement, Fitness, Wellness, Health, Alternative Health, Health & Fitness

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2023

⏱️ 67 minutes

🔗️ Recording | iTunes | RSS

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Summary

While many of us may realize the importance of forests for both our health and the environment, there’s more to the story we need to know understand…Given that a forest usually takes a few decades to grow, most people tend to think of forest restoration as something that the next generation should take care and people fail to realize we need to plant the seed today, to reap the benefits tomorrow.
If you witnessed a forest grow in your lifetime, consider yourself lucky because this is a once-in-a-lifetime sighting as most forests take anywhere between 30 to 40 years to grow. The good news is it doesn’t have to take that long…anymore. There’s now a thing called Natural Urban Forests that has entered the market and it allows us to restore forests and have trees high in the sky in as little as two years…that’s right TWO YEARS. Imagine what this can do for the health of the planet.
This is what we are going to dive into in this episode of the Darin Olien Show with guests Tatiana Grossman, Alexander Marcoulides, and Ethan Bryson.
Tatiana Grossman is the Founder & Co-CEO of Corridor, the company that has created the fastest reforestation method known, creating vibrant ecosystems in as little as two years. Alexander Marcoulides is also the Founder & Co-CEO and Ethan Bryson is the Chief Reforestation Officer.
Key Takeaways
  • While many of us may realize the importance of forests for both our health and the environment. However, given that a forest usually takes a few decades to grow, most people tend to think of forest restoration as something that the next generation should take care of as they won’t directly benefit from it as they may not be around by the time it’s a forest. People fail to realize we need to plant the seed today, to reap the benefits tomorrow.
  • For most of us who live in a city, we haven’t talked to our neighbors in months - even years! While it may feel like a normal phenomenon, it isn’t as we haven’t always been this way. There was a point in time in the past when community and your neighbors were essential to your communal and societal wellbeing. That being said, maybe it’s time we connect back to the soil, get our hands dirty, and plant some trees. Not only are trees great for the environment, but they can also heal us. From mental health to increasing bonding, the healing properties of forests are never-ending.
  • If you witnessed a forest grow in your lifetime, consider yourself lucky because this is a once-in-a-lifetime sighting as most forests take anywhere between 30 to 40 years to grow. The good news is it doesn’t have to be that way. Since Natural Urban Forests entered the market, we can restore forests and have trees high in the sky in as little as two years.
What we discuss:
03:26: About Ethan
07:26: About Tatiana
11:26: What is Natural Urban Forest focusing on?
14:02: How can you restore a forest area?
16:37: What should we be aware of in terms of forestation?
24:23: How is the business growing?
29:37: What measures are Natural Urban Forest turning to?
37:27: How can you get involved with Natural Urban Forest?
39:10: What would make the needle move for Natural Urban Forest?
45:21: How does it work for potential food production and water waste?
52:27: How can we proliferate Natural Urban Forest’s message?
59:08: Where to learn more about Natural Urban Forest
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Transcript

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0:00.0

Everybody, welcome to the show, this is Darren O'Lean, this is the Darren O'Lean

0:24.5

show.

0:25.5

While many of us may realize the importance of forests for both our health and the environment,

0:31.8

but there's more to the story that we need to understand, given that a forest usually

0:37.0

takes a few decades to grow.

0:40.1

Most people tend to think of a forest restoration as something that the next generation could

0:46.0

take care of and the people fail to realize we need to plant the seed today to reap the

0:52.5

benefits of tomorrow.

0:54.6

If you witnessed a forest grow in your lifetime, consider yourself lucky because this is

1:00.4

a once in a lifetime sighting as most forests take anywhere between 30 to 40 years to really

1:08.0

grow in a mature way.

1:10.0

The good news is it doesn't have to take that long anymore.

1:14.4

There's now a thing called natural urban forests that has entered the market and allowed

1:21.7

us to restore forests and have trees high in the sky as little as two years.

1:29.3

What?

1:30.3

That's right.

1:31.3

Two years.

1:32.3

Imagine what this can do for the health of our planet by accelerating that growth.

1:39.2

This is what we are going to dive into in this episode of the Darren O'Lean show with

1:43.8

guest Tatiana Grossman, Alexander Merkel East, and Ethan Bryson.

1:49.6

Tatiana Grossman is the founder and co-CEO of Corridor, a company that has created the

1:55.6

fastest restoration method known, creating vibrant ecosystems in as little as two years.

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