Nalini M. Nadkarni: The trees of the city can be our heroes

The holiday tradition of bringing greenery into our homes reminds us of brighter times ahead.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Shiloh Johnson and Wally Patterson plant a tree along with more than 100 volunteers from Dominion Energy to plant 205 trees in the Fairpark neighborhood, which is said to be single largest volunteer tree planting event in Salt Lake City, on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020.

Nalini M. Nadkarni: The trees of the city can be our heroes

The holiday tradition of bringing greenery into our homes reminds us of brighter times ahead.

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