City Trees

May/June 2016

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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"MFI provides the kind of leadership training and profes- sional development that is typically very difficult or unusual for urban foresters to find. MFI has been incredibly valuable and I found myself energized at the end of the week. I strongly recommend it to municipal forestry professionals and stakeholders." —Andrew Ullman, Director- Brooklyn Forestry, NYC Parks and Recreation, New York, NY A big part of the magic of MFI is learning from each other. Photo by Paul Ries Kansas City, Missouri Tree Trimmer Mike Overcash. Photo by Owen Croy (from left) Director of Brooklyn, NY Forestry Andrew Ullman, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Urban Forestry Coordinator Katie Kosanke, and Fairfax County, Virginia Urban Forester Nicholas Drunasky. Photo by Owen Croy "MFI was a phenomenal experience! As urban forest managers, we receive considerable training on the technical side of management. MFI addresses areas of management that are often over- looked and equips its graduates with a rich and powerful toolbox of lead- ership and management strategies that will enable you to confidently pursue and achieve your vision for your program." —Doug Wiles, City Forester, Bismarck, North Dakota Peer Learning Group 6 addresses the age-old issue of funding. What's the return on investment? How can we articulate that? Photo by Paul Ries www.urban-forestry.com 25

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