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Phil Picardi
ST. PAUL, Minn.

New trees a sign of recovery in north Minneapolis

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The people in Moore, Okla., are just beginning the process of rebuilding after Monday's tornado. For residents of north Minneapolis, it was two years ago today that a tornado devastated parts of that community, and their recovery is far from complete.

One of the long term projects in that area is replacing thousands of trees that were destroyed by the storm. MPR's Phil Picardi spoke with Minneapolis Park Board forestry director Ralph Sievert about developments there.