Bristlecone Pines: A Deep Dive with Brian Smithers

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Recorded12 Mar 2025

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For those who care about ancient trees, this episode is a must-listen. Brian Smithers, research professor at Montana State University, shares deep insights into the Bristlecone Pines—the oldest living singular organism on Earth. Facing increasing environmental pressures, these trees reveal critical lessons about resilience and change. Brian’s open-minded approach and deep expertise make for an eye-opening conversation, packed with scientific insight and fresh perspectives. Buckle up—this one is dense with knowledge. Learn more about Brian’s work here: briansmithers.net gloriagreatbasin.org Start your 7-day free trial of Mirai Mobile and explore all it has to offer!

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