City Trees

March/April 2021

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The Cross-Pollinator Planting the Future: Managing Urban Forests for Climate Change In its second edition, the USDA Forest Service publication The Cross- Pollinator focuses on the scientists and practitioners working together to assess adaptive strategies to climate change. In the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area, exploratory silvi- cultural applications will be tested in a Mississippi River urban floodplain forest to study best practices in these important habitat and buffer zones. The publication, above video, and related resources can be found here. Urban Forest Strike Team New Video from Ohio UFST The USDA Forest Service has developed a response protocol to support communities in their recovery after storms. Last year was a busy year for storms, and the Ohio Division of Forestry recently produced a video that explains the process and its value as applied in response to a tornado in the Beavercreek and Dayton, Ohio areas. New U.S. Forest Service Resources 10 CityTREES Mississippi Park Connection Environmental Stewardship and Volunteer Manager Mary Hammes speaks on the applied research underway in the Mississippi River urban floodplain forest in greater Minneapolis-St. Paul. Ohio DNR Urban Forester and Urban Forest Strike Team Member Lola Lewis speaking in the new video on what makes the UFST so valuable to communities in the earliest stage of storm recovery.

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