In the Brail family, it is Thomas who makes noise in the media.
What could be more normal, after having lived for twenty-eight days at 17 meters high in a plane tree in Paris in 2019. But
“if everyone were like my sister, nature and the environment would be better off”
, affirms, modest, the 47-year-old arborist climber.
“As a child, she saved ants trapped by spiders with tweezers.”
The brother and sister grew up in the Tarn in the midst of animals -
"we had up to 10 dogs, my father brought them back from the dump
where people abandoned them
"
.
Nature has been their playground.
And the trees, their friends.
Thomas Brail pays homage to them in a book,
The Man Who Saved the Trees
(Arthaud), in which he recounts the fight he has been leading for three years.
Stating that he is doing it for his son:
“I hope he will be proud of me.”
Trees, Thomas Brail can talk about them for hours.
He loves them, sniffs them, talks to them, knows their needs...
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