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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In This I ue: Contributors Leslie Berckes is the Executive Director of the Urban and Community Forestry Society (UCFS). She has over 10 years of urban forestry experience. Leslie is an ISA Certified Arborist and holds a master's degree in Public Policy from the University of Northern Iowa in addition to a bachelor's degree in Marketing. Karla Nagy is a landscape architect and ISA Certified Arborist with more than 15 years of urban and community forestry nonprofit leadership experience, including several years of teaching and admin roles for the Municipal Forestry Institute (MFI). She was hired last summer as the UCFS Program and Education Manager. 8 CityTREES Visit our website ucfsociety.org to learn about all things UCFS, including the Municipal Forestry Institute, Municipal Accreditation, our Arborist Exchange program, Annual Conference, and more. Jered Lane is the Public Works Supervisor and City Arborist for Beaverton, Oregon. The City's urban forestry program is UCFS Accredited and works closely with Friends of Trees on tree planting events. Michelle Sutton has been editor of City Trees since 2005. She is a writer, horticulturist, and urban forestry subject matter specialist who earned her master's degree working with Nina Bassuk in the Cornell Urban Horticulture Institute. Matt Stewart is Upper Arlington, Ohio's Forestry Supervisor and Sidewalk Maintenance Program Manager. In June, Matt went to Cambridge, Massachusetts to learn from David Lefcourt and Abby Bentley through the UCFS Arborist Exchange program. Thank you to Dr. Nadina Galle for the story behind her upcoming keynote presentation at the UCFS Chicago Conference, "Trees, Tech, and Togetherness: Nature's Role in Easing Urban Loneliness." For contributions to "The Resilient Canopy: Treenet," we thank Sitara Gare, Tim Johnson, Russell Tomlin, and Ruby Wolfe. For the U.S. Forest Service and Partners article, "Knocking on our Front Doors: Fires in Urban Forests," we thank the authors: Francisco J. Escobedo, USDA Forest Service; Ryan Klein, University of Florida; Alessandro Ossola, University of California, Davis; and Phil Rodbell, USDA Forest Service

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