6 City Trees
In This Issue: Contributors
Rich Weber has a BS in Forestry
from Purdue University and has served
for 17 years as Horticulturist for the
Indiana University-Purdue University
Fort Wayne (IPFW) Physical Plant-
Grounds Department. Weber devel-
oped a tree inventory with data on
over 9500 IPFW campus trees and
designed and maintains the Native
Trees of Indiana River Walk and website
(http://sites.ipfw.edu/native-trees).
Jenny Gulick is a Senior Consulting
Community Forester for the Davey
Resource Group. Based from her
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky office
she provides clients across the country
with expert urban forest management
services such as UTC assessments
and reports, i-Tree analyses, operations
reviews, and master planning. She is
an ISA Certified Arborist/Municipal
Specialist, Certified Forester, and is
TRAQ credentialed.
Brian Henry is the Superintendent of
Public Works for the City of Menlo
Park, California. Previously he was
the City Arborist for Baltimore, MD
and also worked for the Urban Forestry
Administration in Washington, DC.
Brian is an ISA Certified Arborist/
Municipal Specialist with advanced
degrees in Forestry and Landscape
Design.
Mark Hughes has been the Wyoming
Community Forestry Coordinator and
a Certified Arborist since 1994. He
is a graduate of South Dakota State
University and previously has worked
for South Dakota State Parks, the US
Forest Service in Colorado, and as the
County Arborist in Gillette, Wyoming.
Molly O'Liddy is the Community
Resource Forester for the Wyoming
State Forestry Division and is a recent
graduate of Virginia Tech. In addi-
tion to working statewide to promote
the importance and proper manage-
ment of community trees, Molly is the
Wyoming Champion Tree Program
Coordinator and serves on the steer-
ing committee for Wyoming Project
Learning Tree.
Jenny Gulick
Rich Weber Molly O'Liddy
Mark Hughes Brian Henry
Brian Widener
Brian Widener is the NYC Parks Senior
Forester for Trees and Sidewalks.
Widener, a Certified Arborist, attend-
ed MFI 2015 in Silverton, Oregon.
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