City Trees

May/June 2020

City Trees is a premier publication focused on urban + community forestry. In each issue, you’ll learn how to best manage the trees in your community and more!

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Laura Finn is a teacher at Fulston Manor School, Sittingbourne, Kent. Laura completed her BSc in Geography in 2017, studying at Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU). 10 CityTREES In This Issue: Contributors Visit urban-forestry.com to learn about all things SMA, including the Municipal Forestry Institute, SMA Municipal Accreditation, our Arborist Exchange program, Annual Conference, and more. You can also find a compendium of several dozen written Roundtables on subjects ranging far and wide, including Urban Forestry in Zoos, Managing Natural Areas in the Urban Forest, Bees and Urban Forests, Working with Slopes, and Large Tree Relocation. Peter Vujakovic is Professor of Geog- raphy at CCCU. He is a bio- geographer with a particu- lar interest in heritage and vet- eran trees and is Chair of the University's Biodiversity & Heritage Working Group. Interested in writing for City Trees? Please send your one-paragraph story pitch to Editor Michelle Sutton. Contributors of text and/or photos to the "Retired from the Municipality" Roundtable: • Brett O'Brien • Chris Boza • Gene Hyde • Gordon Mann • Ian "Mac" Mcdermott • Jenny Gulick • Joe Benassini • Len Phillips • Mike Galvin • Paula Chope • Ralph Mize • Shelley Vescio Michelle Sutton has been City Trees Editor since 2005. She is also Editor for the New York State Urban Forestry Coun- cil. Michelle has a mas- ter's degree in Urban Horticul- ture from Cornell University. Jean Zimmerman is a Commer- cial and Consulting Arbor- ist for SavATree and a grad- uate of the 2020 Munici- pal Forestry Institute. She is also a published author (jean- zimmerman.com), a New York- based writer who has made the history of Manhattan a cen- tral focus of both her fiction and nonfiction.

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