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Treemendous Tuesday is back again with a new Tree ID video covering Trembling Aspen (Populus tremuloides). This video was filmed at The Ohio State University's College of Food, Agricultual, and Environmental Sciences Wooster Campus on the Seacrest Arboretum. Did you know that of all the trees native to the Unites States this tree has the widest natural growing range? From western Alaska to Eastern Canada and from Utah to West Virginia! The heaviest organism on the planet is a Trembling Aspen gro

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Watch The Untold Story of Aspen’s Snowboard Ban by @searchofsnowboarding—a short film diving into the rise of snowboard culture in Aspen Snowmass, and how Aspen Mountain came to the decision to welcome snowboarders through the gates in 2002. This film took first place at the 2023 NEPSA Awards—our annual celebration of local creativity, humor, and mountain-town storytelling. Got a story of your own? NEPSA 2026, presented by @insta360, hits the @wheeleropera on March 19. Time to get those creative