City Trees

September/October 2024

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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It was a great pleasure to host Matt in Cambridge. I always enjoy meeting other urban foresters and exchanging ideas and stories. I hope Matt found the exchange worthwhile and got some ideas to bring back to Upper Arlington. —David Lefcourt, City Arborist/Tree Warden Hosting and learning from Matt was a great experience. We work in very different cities, but we found many similarities in our jobs, including shared challenges. I was particu- larly interested to hear about Upper Arlington's Centennial Heritage Tree project. In Cambridge we recently launched a Favorite Trees story map which is a similar concept, but for City- owned trees. I would love to have a recognition program that includes private trees. —Abby Bentley, Assistant City Arborist Abby Bentley at the City of Cambridge's bare root tree nursery at Fresh Pond Golf Course. (l to r) David Lefcourt, Matt Stewart, and Abby Bentley with the unique Cambridge Public Works marker ucfsociety.org 29

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