City Trees

January/February 2025

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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The Arborist Exchange Program offers municipal and urban foresters an opportunity to engage with colleagues from around the world and experience urban forestry challenges and successes in varying political and cultural settings. Participants will spend time in each other's community learning about their jobs, challenges, goals, and everything it takes to make their forestry program work. Partners are encouraged to host each other, but one-way exchanges are acceptable. Travel and lodging expenses are eligible for reimbursement up to $2,000 per person. You will have the opportunity to: • Dig deep into urban forestry as seen by other urban forestry professionals • Understand tree management from another seat, and test your assumptions • Share successful collaborative projects • Experience peer-to-peer learning • Learn new techniques and solutions to shared challenges • Expand your professional network "With everyone I talked to, rode along with, or learned from, I noticed one commonality: passion. Passion to inspire the young, to maximize tree survival, to increase canopy—but perhaps most importantly, true passion for the people and trees of Washington DC." — Matthew Stephens, past participant Arborist Exchange Program To learn more about the Arborist Exchange Program and to apply, visit: ucfsociety.org Applications are due May 30 and Nov. 30 each year Ever feel like you can't see the urban forest for the trees? Get the wide angle view through the eyes of your colleagues! Since 2003, arborists from the United States, Canada, Slovenia, Ireland, Brazil, South Africa, Italy, Germany, New Zealand and the United Kingdom have participated in the program.

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