Watch This On A Day When The Earth Feels Broken. It Proves We Can Find Beauty In Broken Things.

Colorado’s forests are no place for warmth-loving, bark-eating beetles, but, um, hello, here they are. And they’ve been chewing up the place. Watch one craftsman try to carve music out of the wreckage so he can help a famous musician inspire his audience to stand up for their own treasured places.

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May 30, 2014

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