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| − | A '''tree-sitter''' is an [[environmentalist|environmental extremist]] who literally climbs and sits for long periods of time in a tree to interfere with its being chopped down. When tree-sitting occurs on private land, as it often does, it constitutes criminal [[trespass]]. When it occurs on public land, it can violate camping or curfew rules. | + | <nowiki>A '''tree-sitter''' is an [[environmentalist|environmental extremist]] who literally climbs and sits for long periods of time in a tree to interfere with its being chopped down. When tree-sitting occurs on private land, as it often does, it constitutes criminal [[trespass]]. When it occurs on public land, it can violate camping or curfew rules. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Tree huggers]] | *[[Tree huggers]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Environmentalism]] | + | [[Category:Environmentalism]]</nowiki> |
Revision as of 19:18, January 6, 2012
A '''tree-sitter''' is an [[environmentalist|environmental extremist]] who literally climbs and sits for long periods of time in a tree to interfere with its being chopped down. When tree-sitting occurs on private land, as it often does, it constitutes criminal [[trespass]]. When it occurs on public land, it can violate camping or curfew rules. ==See also== *[[Tree huggers]] [[Category:Environmentalism]]