City Trees

May/June 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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Wyoming Community Resource Forester Tara Costanzo (left) and Aspen, Colorado City Forester Ben Carlsen. Photo by Owen Croy February 28, 2017 Dear MFI Cadre, I wanted to send a quick note to thank you for the time and effort each of you put into making MFI a success yet again this year. I know it is no small thing to pull off a week like that, from the preparation in advance to the endurance needed during the week itself. I learned a lot from each of you, not just through what you taught, but how you interacted with each other and the time you took to share your knowledge and experiences over meals and at breaks. I'm looking forward to getting back to debrief with my manager (another MFI grad) to see what we can do in the next few months to affect the trajectory of SDOT Urban Forestry! I appreciate what you have done to raise the bar and help develop the next layer of Urban Forestry leaders. I'm thankful to be part of such a great professional network. I hope your transition back to "normal life" goes well this week. Thanks again, –Joshua Erickson, Urban Forestry Operations Manager for Seattle Department of Transportation, City of Seattle, Washington Apply today at Arbormetrics.OurCareerPages.com | w w w. A R B O R M e t r i c s . c o m | 1 . 8 6 6 . 6 8 5 .1 8 8 0 t o l l f r e e I VALUED AT ARBORMETRICS, THE SLOGAN "PEOPLE ARE OUR POWER" IS MORE THAN JUST WORDS. Investing in our people is at our very core. If you are a municipal arborist, commercial arborist, or an urban forester looking for a new career in the field of vegetation management and utility forestry, let's get the conversation started. AM_City Trees magazine_May 2017.qxp_Thank You Card 4/4/17 11:17 AM Page 1

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