City Trees

July/August 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 Runa Leo lives and works in Bar- celona, Spain. She always felt connected to nature and has worked as a florist; when Runa moved to Barcelona, she dis- covered her interest in trees. Combining her passion for trees and photography, in 2018 Runa started her Instagram account @treesof- barcelona. A book is in the planning stage. Claudia Alzate is the Arbor and Horticulture Manager for the City of Coral Springs, Florida. She is an ISA Certified Arbor- ist, Municipal Specialist, Tree Risk Assessment Qualified, and holds a Master of Forest Con- servation from the University of Toronto. MFI 2020 graduate Claudia is currently serving on the SMA Board of Directors and plans to help revitalize the Arborist Exchange Program. Interested in writing for City Trees? Please send your one-paragraph story pitch to Editor Michelle Sutton. Jean Zimmerman is a Commercial Arborist for SavATree and a grad- uate of the 2020 Municipal Forestry Institute. She is also a published author (jeanzimmer- man.com), a New York-based writer who has made the histo- ry of Manhattan a central focus of both her fiction and nonfiction. Dr. Sharon Jean-Philippe is the Asso- ciate Professor of Urban Forestry in the Department of Forest- ry, Wildlife, and Fisheries at the University of Tennessee. She has a split appointment for Teaching and Extension. 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. Duncan Slater is Senior Lec- turer in Arboriculture at Myer- scough College in Lancashire, England. He is the tutor for the MSc in Arboriculture and Urban Forestry online course, run at Myerscough College and validated by the University of Central Lancashire. Duncan current- ly holds five university degrees, including a PhD in Plant Sciences from the University of Manchester.

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