Production Update – September 11, 2014
Autumn is in the air. It is a busy harvest season for Diana, collecting seeds, bringing in food from the garden to preserve for winter and preparing trees in her arboretum for the cold weather ahead.
Director Jeff McKay was out to visit Diana recently. During this visit they also shot some footage that will be used in an app that is being created by Diana, our friends at Tactica Interactive and the 10 Trees team. This tool will help you to determine which native tree is most suitable to plant in your area and exactly how to do it. There will be videos and commentary throughout from Diana as well as photos to help identify trees and instructions on how to collect your own seeds! More details about this exciting part of our project as they develop, so stay tuned.
Tree Canada, an organization Diana supports, recently came to visit Diana and her husband Chris, at their home for a tour of the exotic and interesting trees in her arboretum. Tree Canada has worked for more than twenty years to encourage communities, governments, corporations, and individuals to pursue a greener and healthier living environment for Canadians. For more information about their organization, please check out their website.
Thanks for checking in with Diana’s journey! More news will be posted in two weeks. Have a great September!






This is an inspiring website. Before this I had read Diana’s books and learned some more on Wikipedia and was awe inspired. But this website also follows ordinary people who together are making a difference.
Diana’s blog is a human reward of a healthy and gratifying perspective on life. Thanks so much.
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i just happened upon your website and blog and am so happy I have. i’m looking forward to your book and up coming film. Always a person who feels the power of the forest and as a scientist, I love the connection between the two! We are avid tree planters ( it is rather an obsession for me). We have planted over 1500 trees on a lot we bought 12 years ago that was formerly farm land. The joy I have add tending them and watching them grow exponentially is not something I seem to be able to share with everyone.