City Trees

March/April 2017

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 Issue: Contributors 10 City Trees Owen Croy is Manager of Parks for the City of Surrey, British Columbia. He has served SMA on the Board, MFI Teaching Team, Editorial Review Committee, and in many other roles. Owen is also instructor in the Faculty of Forestry at the University of British Columbia, teaching urban forestry to international students in the summer program. Michelle Sutton (michelleju- dysutton.com) has been Editor of City Trees since 2005. She also edits the blog and e-news for the New York State Urban Forestry Council and writes about urban forestry and horticulture for a variety of publications. She has a Master's Degree in Urban Horticulture from Cornell University and a Bachelor's Degree in Horticulture from Virginia Tech. Mary Rukavina is the Special Events and Filming Manager for the City of Surrey, BC. She is responsible for the delivery of the large-scale signature events for the City of Surrey including Party for the Planet, Canada Day, Fusion Festival, and Tree Lighting Festival, as well as the administration of the film office. Mary holds a Business degree from Simon Fraser University. Mark McPherson is the Executive Director of the Urban Forest Carbon Registry. Mark is a lawyer and business person who drafted the first conserva- tion easement for the City of Seattle Heritage Tree Program over 25 years ago. He was given a Founder's Award by Plant Amnesty in Seattle in recognition of his legal work in many cases involv- ing trees in urban areas. Susan D. Day is an Associate Professor of Urban Forestry at Virginia Tech and the project leader for Urban Forestry 2020, a national ini- tiative funded by the National Urban and Community Forestry Advisory Council to examine the urban forestry profession. She con- ducts research in urban soils and their influence on tree root growth, stormwater management, and other ecosystem services. Cornwall, Ontario Canada Oct 15-20, 2017 Details at www.urban-forestry.com Save the Date: The First-Ever MFI Canada! Phil Helvie is Operations Supervisor for Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU). Phil has 32 years of experience with CSU and ten years of experience working for a line clearance contractor. Phil has a BS in Business Management from the University of Phoenix and is an ISA certified Arborist with Utility Specialist and Municipal Specialist endorsements.

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