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In This Issue: Contributors 10 City Trees Adrina Bardekjian (www. adrina.ca) recently complet- ed her PhD from the Faculty of Environmental Studies at York University and she is currently Manager of Urban Forestry Programs and Research Development with Tree Canada. She is an urban forestry researcher and educator and the recipient of several awards, including the ISA's Honorary Membership Award (2016) in recognition for her efforts to advance the ideas of arboriculture and urban forestry. Adrina serves on the Board of the Toronto Cancer Prevention Coalition Shade Policy Committee and on the Editorial Review Committee for City Trees. Richard W. Harper is an Extension Assistant Professor of Urban & Community Forestry in the UMass Department of Environmental Conservation. An ISA Board Certified Master Arborist and Connecticut Licensed Arborist, Rick has over 15 years combined green industry experience both as a field technician and in Cornell University's Extension Horticulture Program. He serves as the Massachusetts State Representative on the ISA New England Chapter Board of Directors. Felipe Fuentes R. is the Municipal Arborist for I. Municipalidad de Calera de Tango in the Región Metropolitana of Chile. He has a postgraduate diploma in Arboriculture and Management of Urban Woodland (Arboricultura y Gestión del Arbolado Urbano) from the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain. He recent- ly helped found the new Chilean Society of Arboriculture and in 2015-16 helped organize the first-ever Arbor Days in Chile. He serves on the Editorial Review Committee for City Trees. Patrick Hoff is the City Arborist for the City of Beaverton, Oregon. He was born in Boise, Idaho and is an active alum of Boise State University. Pat moved to Portland Oregon in 1987, where he fell in love with all the greenery and large trees. He is an ISA Certified Arborist and an SMA Municipal Specialist and has been with the City of Beaverton for 26 years. Allison Craig is an urban for- estry consultant with BioForest Technologies. She manages vari- ous urban forest health projects in southern Ontario with a focus on the emerald ash borer. She has a Masters of Forest Conservation from the University of Toronto. She serves on the Editorial Review Committee for City Trees. Become a Contributor! Want to write for City Trees? we want to hear from you! For more information request our Writer's Guidelines from City Trees Editor Michelle Sutton at: CityTreesEditor@gmail.com "Conifers in the Urban Forest" Roundtable Contributors: Neal Aven, Urban Forestry Manager, City of Surrey, British Columbia Parks Division Nina Bassuk, Director of the Urban Horticulture Institute, Cornell University Fred Bicha, Kalispell, Montana Parks Superintendent Owen Croy, Manager of Parks, City of Surrey, British Columbia Parks Division Matthew Erb, Director of Urban Forestry, Tree Pittsburgh Paul Eriksson, Natural Resources Specialist, City of Cumberland, MD Felipe Fuentes Ramírez, Municipal Arborist, I. Municipalidad de Calera de Tango, Chile Jamie Kirby, Urban Forestry Coordinator, Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation Gordon Mann, Consulting Arborist, Mann Made Resources Ryan Russell, Horticulturist, City of Columbia, Missouri Jennifer Pine Smith, Horticulturist, Metro Landscape Coordination Program, Metro Nashville, Tenessee Public Works Michelle Sutton, Editor, City Trees