City Trees

March/April 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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Thank You to the 2024 contributors—advertisers, authors, interviewees, and photographers— for making City Trees a world-class urban and community forestry magazine. Advertisers ArborMetrics Solutions LLC ArborSystems Asplundh Davey Resource Group Eocene JRM Chemical Inc. / Soil Moist Mann Made Resources PlanIT Geo SavATree Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) TreeDiaper/Zynnovation LLC Valid Tree Risk Authors, Interviewees, and Photographers Claudia Alzate Carolina Arango Georgios Arseniou Meghan Avolio Caitlyn Baldini Jim Barborinas Brittany Barker Sara Barron Abby Bentley Leslie Berckes Nancy Buley Karin Burghardt Lindsay Campbell Robert Castañeda Fred Chalfant Len Coop Robert Corletta Theresa Crimmins Aidan Curran Mary Danser Lance Davisson David De Cicco Kaleb Dorweiler Sara Edge Mark Ellison Francisco Escobedo Nadina Galle Cesar Garcia Bri Gardener Sitara Gare Leslie Gover Amber Grant Darren Green Morgan Grove Sarah Gugercin Rachel Habig-Myers Dan Hintz Michael Holinsky Michelle Johnson Paul Johnson Tim Johnson Ian Kesterson Jamie King Ashley Kite-Rowland Ryan Klein Elisa Kwun Jered Lane David Lefcourt Denise Lewis Dexter Locke Michael Martini Shane McQuillan Andrew Millward Peter Murray Karla Nagy Gustav Nässlander Brett O'Brien Keith O'Herrin Judith Oppong Alessandro Ossola Johan Östberg Natalia Piland Malesa Plumley Erin Posthumus Madeleine Rauhe Phillip Rodbell Lara Roman Tammy Rominger Elizabeth Schulte Ryan Senechal Sam Seo Greg Soltwisch Nancy Sonti Tara Soppet Adelayde Rivas Sotelo Matt Stewart Michelle Sutton Erica Svensen Christopher Swan Jeff Switzer Cheryl Teelucksingh Frank Terrance Russell Tomlin Talbot Trotter Jillian van der Geest Ruby Wolfe ucfsociety.org 13

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