City Trees

September/October 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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Welcome New Members… Alessandro De Lucca Bologna, BO ITA Andres Motta Gomez Bucaramanga, Santander COL Anna Scoccimaro Athens, GA USA Anthony Baker Hilliard, OH USA Brandon Writt Cooksville, MD USA Brandon Bellis San Diego, CA USA Brent Wells Winslow, AR USA Christian Ling Stockholm SWE Christian Díaz Peña Ibagué, Tolima COL Emily Cleaver Janesville, WI USA Emma Vanhdy Eagan, MN USA Eric Howard Dallas, TX USA Esmeralda Lara Bonita Springs, FL USA Hector Ramirez San Bernardino, CA USA Ivan Ruiz South Elgin, IL USA Jennifer Raimondi Sacramento, CA USA Jenny Ardila Ruíz Medellin, Antioquia COL Jesika Tixi New York , NY USA Joseph Alvarez Gonzales, LA USA Joseph Clarine New Brighton, MN USA Name City/State/Prov. Country Juan Restrepo Mora Santa Marta, Magdalena COL Karon Brown Christchurch, Canterbury NZL Laine Rubin Beach Lake, PA USA Laura Tooley Fort Lauderdale, FL USA Laura Alvarez Jimenez Bogota DC COL Lina Carvajal Badillo Medellin, Antioquia COL Luis Barrios Hernandez Bogota DC COL Mark Wartenburg East Brunswick, NJ USA Nicholas Wilson Summerville, SC USA Noah Gray Phenix City, AL USA Oskar Byrski Leersum NLD Ramona Krucker Oakland, CA USA Rayhan Alvaro Winnipeg, MB CAN Rodrigo Osorio Díaz Medellin, Antioquia COL Ross Wilkinson Cambridge NZL Saif Shahrukh Dhaka BGD Seth Denne McKeesport, PA USA Suzan Lundquist Berkeley, CA USA Tom Duckers Stein NLD Name City/State/Prov. Country SMA News Stay Connected with SMA Virtual Meetings SMA is launching a series of free virtual meetings as a way for our members to remain connected and to address current issues of importance. The purpose of these meet- ings will be to connect our members virtually, to give them an opportunity to share their thoughts and ideas around a series of current topics. There will be a thought leader for each meeting who will moderate the conversation. There will be no presentation, rather the moderator will ask thought-provoking questions and encourage discussion among the participants. The meetings will last 30 minutes. These town hall/city hall meetings are designed for the membership to have a forum where current issues can be discussed in real time. SMA wants to know what topics you would like to discuss in future meet- ings. Please let us know what topics/issues you would like to discuss and consider being a moderator for a future meeting! SMAurbanforestry@gmail.com SMA Conference Will Be Virtual This Year SMA's Conference will be virtual instead of in-person this year. Plans are underway to bring our members together for some of the key components of our conference, from the comfort of your computer. Keep the week of November 16-19. 2020 open for the various components of the Partners in Community Forestry conference, including the SMA Conference, which will be on Thursday, November 19, 2020. Want to help in the planning? Conference chairs Dorothy Abeyta (dorothy.abeyta@davey.com) and Stephen Harris (SHarris@syrgov.net) will be glad to hear from you! And … save the date for the 2021 SMA Conference in beautiful Louisville, Kentucky on November 15-16, 2021, followed by the Partners in Community Forestry Conference November 17-18, 2021. New Email Address for SMA We are changing our email address over to SMAurbanforestry@gmail.com. Please update your contact list. 9 CityTREES

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