City Trees

January/February 2021

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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8 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 sub- jects 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. Dr. Christine Carmichael is the Founder and Principal of Fair For- ests Consulting, LLC. She holds a PhD in Forestry from Mich- igan State University with a graduate specialization in Gen- der, Justice, and Environmen- tal Change as well as a graduate certificate in Community Engagement. Andrea Nichols is an ISA Certified Arborist and Utility Specialist in Northern Indiana. Her work as a Supervisor in the Northern Indiana Public Service Compa- ny (NIPSCO) Forestry Depart- ment keeps her on the move, working with multiple communities and learning something new every day. Interested in writing for City Trees? Please send your one-paragraph story pitch to Editor Michelle Sutton. David Jahn has been the Des Moines City Forester since 2011, prior to which he was the City For- ester for Pittsburgh, Pennsylva- nia. David is a Municipal For- estry Institute graduate and serves on the SMA Board. Special thanks to Gary Stutler (garystutler.com) for providing the above image of his phenom- enal painting of giant sequoia for the Tree of the Year feature. Contributors of text and/or photos to the 2021 Tree of Year feature: Scott Altenhoff David Bienemann Tara Costanzo City of Eugene, Oregon Tom DeGomez Gordon Matassa Jeff Ramsey

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