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At only thirty-six years of age, Julia Butterfly Hill is already a legend in the American environmentalist movement. Hill is best known for living in a California Redwood tree nicknamed “Luna” for two years to stop loggers from cutting it down. The experience changed her life, and today Hill is an internationally known author and inspirational speaker. She is also the co-founder of the Circle of Life Foundation, and the Engage Network, a nonprofit that trains civic leaders to work toward social change. Hill was the keynote speaker for SustainIU - a week of events celebrating efforts to create an environmentally conscious community. Julia Butterfly Hill speaks of living a life of passion, purpose, and power, encouraging YOU to “live like you mean it” - transforming inspiration into action. A WFHB exclusive recorded on-location in Woodburn Hall on the campus of Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana on April 11, 2010.