The final episode of Tree Telling, titled Future Tree, features special guests who are thinking about and actively engaged with the future of trees. Dr Jen Sanger and Steve Pearce from The Tree Projects are on a mission to preserve Tasmania's giant trees for future generations. They will be talking us through the complex logistics involved in photographing one of the southern hemisphere's tallest trees; an 84m tall eucalypt called 'Gandalf's Staff' located in Tasmania's Styx Valley. We are also joined by James Burgmann-Milner, an emerging writer, cultural studies PhD candidate and teaching associate with the Monash Climate Change Communications Research Hub, Monash University. James' doctoral research focuses on narrative forms of climate change communication, and he discusses representations of trees within climate fiction (cli-fi) and a return to focussing on the arboreal world within climate fiction. Guests: Dr Jen Sanger and Steve Pearce, The Tree Projects James Burgmann-Milner, Monash Climate Change Communications Research Hub, Monash University Host: Kate Barber Links: Eucalypt Australia Heat and Light, Ellen van Neerven, UQP, Published 2015 Monash Climate Change Communications Research Hub Tasmanian Big Tree Register The Overstory, Richard Powers, WW Norton & Company, Published 2018 The Swan Book, Alexis Wright, Giramondo, Published 2013 The Tree Projects, Tasmania