Savannah residents, not insurers, should control the fate of their trees, advocates argue

As executive director of the Savannah Tree Foundation, Zoe Rinker has a unique perspective on the Georgia coasts signature live oaks. The gnarly giants, with Spanish moss-draped limbs twisted like s… [+8641 chars]

Savannah residents, not insurers, should control the fate of their trees, advocates argue

Savannah residents, not insurers, should control the fate of their trees, advocates argue

Savannah residents, not insurers, should control the fate of their trees, advocates argue

Savannah residents, not insurers, should control the fate of their trees, advocates argue
Savannah residents, not insurers, should control the fate of their trees, advocates argue
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