“Seattle’s Coolest Street Tree Expert”   ~Megan Seling, The Stranger

“’Street Trees of Seattle’ is a walking guide to the city’s top trees: from palms to cherry trees to cedars, Seattle has one of the most diverse tree populations in the nation.”   ~Anne Erickson, KING5 TV “Evening”

“…packed with local tree facts [and] lovely drawings of the remarkable ‘hidden in plain sight’ trees that grow in our public right of ways.”   ~Brangien Davis, Cascade PBS

“The emerald city owes much of its greenery to street trees [that] show up in unexpected places and sometimes have even more unexpected stories.” ~Paige Browning & Caroline Chamberlain Gomez, KUOW/NPR

“Meet 5 of Seattle’s Weird and Wonderful Street Trees…” ~Olivia Rosane, Seattle Met Magazine

“Ebrahimi has tracked down the backstories of a veritable forest of trees.” ~Feliks Banel, KIRO Newsradio “The Resident Historian”

“Filled with maps, diagrams and short, digestible explanations of the histories of local species, the book is designed to help people embark on their own tree walks.” ~Sarah-Mae McCullough, The Seattle Times

“When you identify the trees around you, you feel more connected and present.” ~KOMO4 TV “ARC Seattle”