City Trees

March/April 2023

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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SMA Award Winners Celebrated at 2022 Conference Award Ceremony Photos by Jake Hardaway The SMA 2022 Awards were celebrated during the Seattle SMA Conference luncheon on November 15, 2022. These awards recognize the great work happening in urban forestry by some of the organization's most outstanding colleagues, collaborators, and members. Alongside SMA Executive Director Leslie Berckes, outgoing SMA President Sam Oludunfe presented the awards. Each person recognized received a handsome plaque to commemorate their accomplishments; the plaques were made from American elm (Ulmus americana), sycamore (Platanus occidentalis), and bigleaf maple (Acer macrophyllum) trees harvested in or around Portland, Oregon. Thank you to David Barmon and Epilogue Urban Lumber in Portland for providing these meaningful urban wood plaques. Honorary Membership is bestowed upon people who are not members of SMA but who, through their service to the urban and community forestry profession or to SMA, have earned our grat- itude. SMA recognized four people for 2022: Dan Lambe, CEO at the Arbor Day Foundation, for his dedicated and leadership to serve both urban forestry and the public. Dr. Jason Grabosky, Professor of Urban Forestry at Rutgers University, for his research over the past two decades that has provided great value to many urban forestry practitioners. Shannon Ramsay, Founding President and former CEO at Trees Forever, for her 30 years of service with commu- nity leaders, landowners, and thousands of volunteers to enhance canopy coverage in Iowa, Illinois, and beyond. Caitlyn Pollihan, CEO and Executive Director at the International Society of Arboriculture, for her ded- icated leadership of the organization, which has resulted in increased global reach of the association. 22 CityTREES

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