City Trees

March/April 2018

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 John McNeil led the Town of Oakville, Ontario's Forestry Team for 30 years. John realized his next dream job when he started his own consulting firm, McNeil Urban Forestry Inc., in 2016. John is a Past President of SMA and serves on MFI's Teaching Cadre. He is also a four time rider in the Tour des Trees. Michelle Sutton 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 articles about urban forestry and horticulture for a variety of publications. She has a Master's Degree in Urban Horticulture from Cornell University, where she studied with Nina Bassuk. Be sure and visit www.urban-forestry.com for information about upcoming events, and to learn more about the benefits and programs of the SMA including: SMA Municipal Accreditation, Municipal Forestry Institute, Roundtable Discussions, Arborist Exchange and much more! The SMA is not only an advocate for the Urban Forestry profes- sion, it is also is a great resource for professionals, students, and anyone interested in urban forestry. 12 CityTREES Mark McPherson is the Executive Director of City Forest Credits, a carbon reg- istry for the urban forest. Mark is a lawyer and busi- ness person who drafted the first conservation easement for the City of Seattle Heritage Tree Program over 26 years ago. He was given a Founder's Award by Plant Amnesty in Seattle in rec - ognition of his legal work in many cases involving trees in urban areas. Laura Wyeth is a Horticulturist with 15 years' experience in the field and a special interest in the evolutionary adaptations of weeds. Cene Ketcham is the Extension Arborist at Casey Trees in Washington, D.C. He is an ISA Certified Arborist and Tree Risk Assessment qualified. Become a Contributor! Want to write for City Trees? We want to hear from you! For more information request our Writer's Guidelines from City Trees Editor Michelle Sutton at: CityTreesEditor@gmail.com

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