City Trees

July/August 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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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. Ian "Mac" Mcdermott is, after 40 years in the municipal sector, cur- rently working as an Educator and Course Manager in Arbo- riculture at Pershore College in Worcestershire, U.K. You can reach Mac via his LinkedIn page. Ryan Russell is the Horticulturist for the City of Columbia, Mis- souri and prior to that was the Arborist for the Universi- ty of Missouri. Ryan is heavi- ly involved in the Missouri Com- munity Forestry Council (MCFC) and the International Oak Soci- ety. For the latter, he is the North American registrar for all new oak cultivars. Interested in writing for City Trees? Please send your one-paragraph story pitch to Editor Michelle Sutton. Utility Arborist Association Compilation Authors and Photographers: • David Bayard, Seattle City Light Vegeta- tion Management and Fleets Manager • Rory Denovan, Seattle City Light Resto- ration Ecologist and Strategic Advisor • Jason Grossman, Manager of Transmission and Distribution Vegetation, Liberty Utilities • Dr. Anand B. Persad, Entomologist and Director of Arboriculture and Energy Cli- ent Programs, The Davey Institute • Colby Tisdale, Photographer Walt Warriner is a Consult- ing Arborist who specializes in urban forestry in Hawaii and Southern California. He pro- vides services to municipali- ties, developers, contractors, law firms, and insurance agen- cies. Walt has been a member of the Municipal Forestry Institute Teach- ing Cadre since 2006, and in 2015 he was con- ferred SMA Life Membership for his contributions to the profession and to the Society. You can see more of Walt's extensive photography on his website.

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