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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8 CityTREES In This Issue: Contributors Michael Andreu is an Associate Professor- Forest Systems and Extension Specialist at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. Matt Clinton is the City Forester for the City of Rock Hill, South Carolina. Michael DeMarco is a Planner and Urban Forestry Coordinator for Watertown, New York. Erica Smith Fichman is the Community Forestry Manager for Philadelphia Parks & Recreation. Leslie Gover is the Happy Valley, Oregon City Arborist. Jake Hardaway is a recent graduate of Urban Forestry at Virginia Tech (VT), currently working with Dr. Eric Wiseman and VT University Arborist Jamie King in Blacksburg, Virginia. Terri-Ann Koike is the Administrative Specialist for the Division of Urban Forestry, Department of Parks and Recreation, City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii. Alexander Martin is an ISA Board Certified Master Arborist who directs Ironwood Urban Forestry Consulting Inc., a research and consulting firm based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Haywood Morgan, Jr. is the Urban Forester for the City of Denton, Texas Parks and Recreation Department. Robert Northrup is an Extension Forester with the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. Kasey Yturralde is the Forest Health and Community Outreach Specialist for the District of Columbia Urban Forestry Division, District Department of Transportation. Wayne Zipperer is a Research Forester at the U.S. Forest Service. Ian "Mac" McDermott is an Educator and Trainer in Arboriculture with Birmingham Tree People and a long-time volunteer for Brunswick Park/Community Arboretum. Interested in writing for City Trees? Please send your one-paragraph story pitch to Editor Michelle Sutton.

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