61. Urban Und Fischer urban forestry Urban Greening is a new refereed, international journal aimedat presenting highquality research with urban and peri-urban woody and non http://www.urbanfischer.de/journals/ufug/

62. Urban Forestry In The City Of Anaheim urban forestry in the City of Anaheim, Welcome to the city of Anaheim surban forestry website. Here you will find some helpful information http://aquaman.arboraccess.com/anaheimnew/default.asp

var javascript_version = 1.0; Urban Forestry in the City of Anaheim Anaheim's Top 25 Tree Species City Street Tree Species List Tree Planting Diagrams Street Tree Ordinance ... Site Map

63. Huntsville, Alabama USA urban forestry Horticulture. Back to Homepage. urban forestry Horticulture.A division of the Recreation Landscape Management Department. http://www.hsvgreen.info/

About Huntsville City Boards City Council City Government City Jobs ... Search Enter word or phrase. Match whole words only. What you'll find here on this site... FEATURES... Winners of Huntsville's Arbor Day 2004 5th-grade Tree Poster Contest Huntsville's Newly-Revised Tree Management Ordinance: description copy of ordinance NEW ITEM ! AUFA's new f u l l -c o l o r brochure, "Trees For Your Home" (pdf format) A Walking Tour of Huntsville's Trees NEW VERSION (pdf format) Huntsville's Fabulous Dogwood Rescue Huntsville's Magnolia Garden "Pocket Park" To report a tree problem to the City, click here To contact Huntsville Utilities about a tree problem, click here. Information on Huntsville's Tree-Related Policies Care of Trees on Public Lands (Rights-of-Way, Parks, Cemeteries, etc.)

64. WELCOME TO THE CITY OF PHOENIX, ARIZONA Phoenix urban forestry. A program of the City of Phoenix Parks and RecreationDepartment. Return to the top of Phoenix urban forestry. School Presentations. http://phoenix.gov/FORESTRY/

MAYOR/CITY COUNCIL BY DEPARTMENT BY SERVICES EMPLOYMENT ... HOME Search Calendar Maps Service Directory Word Search Phoenix Urban Forestry A program of the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department. 1802 W. Encanto Boulevard Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 495-5564 FAX betty.t.nelson@phoenix.gov Program Mission School Presentations Matching Cost Program Special Events Booth Living Tree Celebration Program Great Trees of Phoenix Benefits Of Trees The Care Of Trees Resource Materials Further Information Resource Books For Adults Tree Books For Children A Letter to Phoenix Resident Phoenix Urban Forestry Back Program Mission Photo linked to larger image To enhance Phoenix's urban forest environment by promoting tree planting and increasing awareness of proper tree care through public and community efforts. Return to the top of Phoenix Urban Forestry School Presentations Photo linked to larger image www.treetures.com Call (602) 495-3763 to schedule a presentation. Return to the top of Phoenix Urban Forestry Matching Cost Program Photo linked to larger image Phoenix Urban Forestry will pay half the cost of trees that are planted on public property, i.e., right-of-ways, schools, etc. Prior to submitting an application, consider carefully the type of tree needed, how it will fit into the surrounding terrain, and the placement of the tree in relationship to overhead and underground utility lines.

65. FAO Urban Forestry Programme The FAO Programme on Urban and Periurban forestry. FAO Viale delle Terme diCaracalla E-mail Michelle Gauthier@fao.org. urban forestry Bibliography. http://www.fao.org/forestry/for/forc/urbfor/urbfor-e.stm

The FAO Programme on Urban and Peri-Urban Forestry With growing awareness of the social and environmental problems associated with rapid and uncontrolled urbanization in many parts of the developing world, ensuring the provision of basic human needs to city dwellers is likely to become a focal development issue for many years to come. With current demographic shifts, many of yesterday's rural poor are becoming today's urban poor. Among other things, they require fuelwood, low-cost construction materials and other wood products, easily accessible and affordable foods, and an adequate supply of clean water for drinking and for household use. There is a need to ensure not only that these people's demands for such goods are met, but also that negative environmental and social impacts of changing settlement patterns and land uses are minimized. In addition to goods and environmental services, urban forestry has the potential to provide amenity, recreational opportunities and other benefits for improved quality of life. The FAO Forestry programme, which until recently focused almost exclusively on rural forestry issues, launched a programme in urban and peri-urban forestry in 1993. The programme aims to document and disseminate information and to provide technical guidance to member countries in this field. Initially the efforts have been concentrated initially on examining the potential role of urban forestry in developing countries, on increasing awareness of the issue, and on improving documentation and accessibility of information on the subject. An issue of

66. Unasylva - No. 173 - Urban And Peri-urban Forestry - Table Of Contents Unasylva No. 173 - Urban and peri-urban forestry. Editorial - Urban and peri-urbanforestry. G. Kuchelmeister and S. Braatz urban forestry revisited. http://www.fao.org/docrep/u9300e/u9300e00.htm

Unasylva - No. 173 - Urban and peri-urban forestry Table of Contents An international journal of the forestry and food industries - Vol. 44 - 1993/2 FAO - Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Editor : Stephen A. Dembner Language Editor : Rachel Tucker Layout Editor : Marina Criscuolo Editorial Advisory Board Forestry Department M.R. de Montalembert (Chairman), M. Chipeta, S. Dembner, R. Heinrich, M. Hoskins, M. Morell, M.K. Muthoo, N. Vergara Publications Division : K. Richmond (Editorial Branch) Unasylva is published quarterly in English, French and Spanish editions. Subscription price: one year $22.00, payable to the Distribution and Sales Section, FAO, Viale delle Terme di Caracalla, 00100 Rome, Italy, or to any of the FAO sales agents listed on the inside back cover. Unasylva , FAO. Articles express the views of their authors, not necessarily those of FAO. Designations employed and presentation of material do not imply expression of any opinion on the part of FAO concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. The FAO publications reviewed in Unasylva may be ordered from any of the FAO sales agents listed on the inside back cover. The Distribution and Sales Section, FAO, Viale delle Terme di Caracalla, 00100 Rome, Italy, will process orders from countries where there are no sales agents.

67. Urban And Community Forestry Urban and Community Forestry. Contact Improve and encourage employmentopportunities associated with urban forestry activities. Maximize http://www.fire.ca.gov/ResourceManagement/UrbanForestry.asp

Home About CDF Fire and Emergency Resource Mgmt. ... FAQs Urban and Community Forestry Contact a CDF Urban and Community Forest Advisor Prop. 12 Grant Info 2004-05 (16K PDF) Treelink SelecTree Guide California ReLeaf California Urban Forest Council ... National Arbor Day Foundation Urban forests reduce energy consumption, improve air and water quality as well as provide many other benefits. The purpose of the Urban and Community Forestry Program is to create sustainable urban forests to help improve the quality of urban environments and the quality of life. Program staff work to: Arrest the decline of urban forests through proper management and planting of trees in communities. Improve and encourage employment opportunities associated with urban forestry activities. Maximize the potential use of tree and vegetation cover to reduce energy consumption, improve air and water quality, and produce an assortment of products. Encourage coordination of federal, state, and local efforts to promote citizen participation in the development and implementation of urban forestry activities. The structure and delivery of the program is built upon cooperative relationships between agencies, and contractual agreements with nonprofit organizations. Participating groups include the Urban Forest Ecosystems Institute (UFEI) which was developed by the Natural Resources Management department faculty within Cal Poly San Luis Obispo to address the increasing need for improved management of urban forests in California, the California ReLeaf organization, an association of non-profit tree planting groups, and the California Urban Forest Council which focuses on technical and institutional issues of urban forest management.

68. Urban Forestry Help with EDIS. urban forestry the Urban Environment. Return to Forestry; Natural Resources and the Environment; Urban Landscapes. http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/TOPIC_Urban_Forestry

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69. Urban Forestry Home Page urban forestry Home Page. Links. EMAIL hyde_gene@mail.chattanooga.gov. ADDRESSDIVISION OF urban forestry 900 E.11th St. Chattanooga, TN 37403. http://www.chattanooga.gov/urbanforestry/

P ublic Works Home Events ... Contact Us Urban Forestry Home Page Links Brochure Brochure (printed copy) Tree Selection Chart Tree Commission ... 2001 State of the Trees Report How To Contact Us PHONE: Dial 311 FAX: E-MAIL: hyde_gene@mail.chattanooga.gov ADDRESS: DIVISION OF URBAN FORESTRY 900 E.11th St. Chattanooga, TN 37403 " Yoshino cherries in bloom along Broad Street" Photo courtesy of Diane Parks P ublic Works Home Events ... Contact Us

70. Southern Regional Extension Forestry - Urban And Community Forestry Update For T More results from sref.info urban forestry Administration Mayor Anthony Williams. DDOT urban forestry Administration, DDOT HOME. Hide sub-links,ABOUT UFA, ONLINE SERVICE REQUESTS. urban forestry Administration, Services http://sref.info/courses/ufs/

@import url(http://sref.info/plone.css?skin=); @import url(http://sref.info/ploneCustom.css); General Information Who We Are Regional Programs Master Tree Farmer I Master Tree Farmer II Master Wildlifer Forest Certification ... Forestry Index Web Projects Forest Encyclopedia RNGR Urban Forestry South Water Quality BMPs ... Wildfire Programs SREF Sponsors Home Satellite Courses An Urban and Community Forestry Update for the South Urban and Community Forestry Update for the South Regional and national experts discussed fascinating historical perspectives, essential roles and responsibilities, key issues, policies and management initiatives, opportunities to acquire information, financial and technical resources, and important tree care topics. New Dimensions for the New Millenium: An Urban and Community Forestry Update for the South was a three part satellite training series broadcast from Clemson University in October 2001. It was sponsored by the UDSA Forest Service: Urban Forestry South , the Southern Group of State Foresters Clemson University , and Southern Regional Extension Forestry . Recordings of these broadcasts are available here. For more information, visit the

71. Urban Forestry : TreeLink : The Community Forestry Resource urban forestry. 18 links were returned. TreeLink s urban forestry resource is designedto provide access to information for the entire urban forestry community. http://www.treelink.org/linx/?navSubCatRef=41

72. City Of Boston Pin Oaks, urban forestry Quercus palustris, pin oak, Boston Common.The urban forest plays an important role in Boston s landscape. http://www.cityofboston.gov/parks/streettrees/default.asp

Urban Forestry Quercus palustris , pin oak, Boston Common The urban forest plays an important role in Boston's landscape. The urban forest consists not only of all the treed areas in Boston (streets, yards, urban wilds, cemeteries, and parks) but also shrubs, grasses, herbaceous ground cover, soil, and our waterways. Trees contribute to the well being of our communities by: moderating our local climate (did you know that on warm summer days, the air in urban areas can be 6-8°F hotter than its surrounding areas?) filtering air pollutants, storing storm water and reducing run-off (leaves, branches and bark intercept and store rainfall) enhancing the biodiversity of species by providing wildlife habitat and attracting people to our livable city, and connecting us to larger ecosystems through daily interactions with local green spaces. Street Trees The Parks Department is the agency with regulatory and operational responsibilities for public shade trees. The Department’s maintenance program includes pruning, disease control, removals, and storm damage repairs. We plant public shade trees throughout Boston's 22 neighborhoods. Each street tree signifies the Mayor’s commitment to a greener Boston. The Department plants in the fall and in the spring. Planting locations are primarily chosen based on resident requests. We hope that you will become stewards of Boston’s trees.

73. Tree Canada Foundation - Urban Forestry Programs urban forestry Overview, VicePresident Michael Rosen addressing participantsin the 1,000 km - Tour des Trees - fundraiser for urban tree research. http://www.treecanada.ca/programs/urbanforestry/

Urban Forestry Overview History The Canadian Image of the Urban Forest ... Conclusions Presentation Urban Forests as Economic and Community Assets Programs Urban Forestry Overview Vice-President Michael Rosen addressing participants in the 1,000 km "Tour des Trees" fundraiser for urban tree research. Donations can be made at: http://www.isaontario.com/crt/tdt.php As much as people around the world associate Canada to be a "Forest Nation" or "Forest People", in reality 78% of Canadians live in urban centres. For most Canadians, the forest they most closely associate with are the woodlot remnants, riparian borders and street trees that constitute the urban forest. Overview History The Canadian Image of the Urban Forest Benefits of Urban Forests ... Conclusions

74. Urban Forestry years. We have also received a Growth Award for outstanding achievementin urban forestry for 4 consecutive years. What do we do? http://www.ci.missoula.mt.us/parksrec/urbanforestry.htm

Home Tree Inventory Street Tree Ordinance Interesting Tree Links ... Local Tree Services History of our urban forest Missoula's urban forest has been developing since the late 1800's. The earliest public trees, Norway maple, were brought in from the New England area. These trees were sent by steam engine to Bismarck/Mandan, North Dakota, transferred and shipped by paddle boat to Fort Benton, Montana, and then transferred to ox-drawn carriage for the last jump over the continental divide to Missoula, Montana. Since this time Missoula has been named a "Tree City USA" by the National Arbor Day Foundation for 10 years. We have also received a "Growth Award" for outstanding achievement in urban forestry for 4 consecutive years. What do we do? The City of Missoula - Urban Forestry Division exists to maintain, enhance, and expand Missoula's urban forest. This is accomplished through tree pruning, planting, hazard removals and assorted other cultural treatments that improve the overall condition of Missoula's urban forest and consequently the quality of life in Missoula, Montana. Missoula's urban forest is made up trees lining streets, in parks, river corridors, backyards, front

75. Urban Forestry urban forestry. broader forestry. other street trees. Urban agriculturenotes. The Urban National urban forestry Unit NUFU. Homepage of http://agrifor.ac.uk/browse/cabi/90e700f2b55dfd4f086de3fed4ce70de.html

low graphics urban forestry broader: forestry other: street trees Urban agriculture notes The Urban Agricultural Notes site is provided by City Farmer, a Canadian non-profit society dedicated to providing information on all aspects of urban agriculture in both developed and developing countries. Articles, conference announcements, and links to other resources on topics ranging from community gardens and hydroponics to urban forestry and composting are provided. Material is categorised by topic or by region of the world and retrieval is aided by using a search facility. Resources listed on the site are regularly updated and exact dates last examined are provided with each link. A photo tour of the demonstration garden at City Farmer's Vancouver site is provided, along with site plans and educational material available from that garden. This site provides an array of resources both educational and political in scope bearing on urban agriculture. urban forestry urban agriculture Canada National Urban Forestry Unit : NUFU Homepage of the UK National Urban Forestry Unit, a charitable organisation that was established in 1995, and which works "to raise awareness of the positive contribution that trees make to the quality of life in towns." Information is provided on the Unit, its projects, aims and activities. A "what's new" section is available which outlines recent press releases and future events. Details of NUFU publications are available and can be ordered online. The site includes a list of links to related Web resources.

76. Lewiston, Idaho Urban Forestry Department Learn more about Lewiston s urban forestry program plus local growinginformation. Good luck as you take your urban forestry journey. http://www.cityoflewiston.org/ufd/

Growing Climate Current Issues Wanigan Country Store New Programs ... Tree Tips : Helpful Tips, Updated Regularly Rotary Tree Trust Arbor Month Activities Urban Forestry Home City of Lewiston Home 1122 7th St. Lewiston, ID 83501 Fax: (208) 746-6575 E-Mail Us Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java. Welcome It is our objective to share what we have learned while developing our program and to pass along the ideas that so many others have shared with us. We encourage you to use any portion of our program to increase the cost effectiveness of your program, and reduce the duplication of effort within the Urban Forestry community. Good luck as you take your Urban Forestry journey. Please contact us if we can be of help to you or if you have any ideas that will make this site better or that may benefit our program. Featured Links Society of Municipal Arborists National Arbor Day Foundation American Society of Consulting Arborists Click Here For a Complete List

77. Urban Forestry Assistance Grants Information about how to apply for an urban forestry Assistance Grant. WisconsinDNR (Urban and Community Forestry). urban forestry Assistance Grants. http://dnr.wi.gov/org/land/forestry/UF/grants/

Forestry Program Information Urban Forestry Staff Grant Information ... Tree Planting Quiz Urban Forestry Assistance Grants Learn more The purpose of the grant is to fund projects that improve a community's capacity to manage its trees. The applicant may be a city, village, town, county, tribal government, or 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Joint applications are encouraged. This is a 50-50 cost share grant. Applicants must match grant funds with cash, in-kind services, and/or donations. Nonprofit organizations may ask for a 50% advance on the grant at the time of award, but otherwise grants are not provided up front. Projects must be completed and reimbursement requested. Grants range from $1000 to $25,000. The minimum total project size is $2000. There is no maximum project size, however reimbursement is limited to $25,000. An Intent to Apply (ITA) form should be submitted by all prospective applicants no later than July 1, 2004

78. WDNR - Urban And Community Forestry Program Information The urban forest is, in fact, an ecosystem. Top of page. DNR UrbanForestry Assistance. Top of page. urban forestry Program Resources. http://dnr.wi.gov/org/land/forestry/UF/program/

Forestry Program Information Urban Forestry Staff Grant Information ... Urban Forestry Program Resources The Urban Forest What is an urban forest? It is all of the trees and other vegetation in and around a town, village or city. Traditionally it has referred to tree-lined streets, but an urban forest also includes trees in home landscapes, school yards, parks, riverbanks, cemeteries, vacant lots, utility rights-of-way, adjacent woodlands and anywhere else trees can grow in and around a community of any size . Shrubs, flowers, vines, ground covers, grass, and a variety of wild plants and animals also are part of the urban forest. Streets, sidewalks, buildings, utilities, soil, topography and, most importantly, people are an integral part of the urban forest. The urban forest is, in fact, an ecosystem Top of page DNR Urban Forestry Assistance The mission of the DNR Forestry's urban forestry program is "To Encourage and Enable Sound Management of Wisconsin's Urban Forest Ecosystems." DNR urban forestry staff assist community officials, green industry professionals, businesses, schools, non-profit organizations, the general public and others who impact the resource to work together to expand, improve and manage the urban forest. Assistance takes four basic forms: Technical assistance - help communities develop management plans, inventories, ordinances, plant health care and training plans.

79. Tennessee Department Of Agriculture urban forestry. The urban forestry staff also serves as a liaison andprovides assistance to the Tennessee urban forestry Council. http://www.state.tn.us/agriculture/forestry/tdfuf.html

Skip to Content. Home Forestry Regulatory Svcs ... Contact Us Main content begins below. AT THIS SITE STAFF DIRECTORY CHAMPION TREES RELEAF TENNESSEE ARBOR MONTH ... * Free Adobe Reader URBAN FORESTRY More and more cities are realizing the benefits of making room for trees in the urban environment. Even in areas where land costs are high and space is at a premium, trees soften the hard lines of manmade structures, add color, absorb excess noise, filter the air, provide shade, and may increase property values. Urban forests of Tennessee are experiencing new demands and pressures as interest in greenways, heat islands, and storm water control escalates. Additionally, encroachment by development and construction, invasions of gypsy moths and exotic plants like honeysuckle and privet, and problems with soil compaction threaten the health and vitality of urban forests. Presentations and exhibits on the value of urban trees Assistance organizing tree boards Assistance with tree inventories Development of tree and landscape ordinances Information on tree selection, tree identification, planting techniques, proper pruning, and tree care and maintenance.

80. Urban Forestry Assistance Program urban forestry Assistance Program. Last Updated on 2/21/2004. What is UrbanForestry? At first, the term urban forestry may seem confusing. http://www.forestry.ky.gov/programs/urban/

This JavaScript determines what browser you are using and shows you the appropriate look and feel. S earch KY: Options KY Division of Forestry About the Agency Public Information Program Assistance Site Map ... For other Kentucky Government sites visit: Urban Forestry Assistance Program Last Updated on 2/21/2004 What is Urban Forestry? At first, the term "urban forestry" may seem confusing. Most people think that forests are just hundreds of acres of woodland in rural areas. However, over half of Kentuckians live in an urban setting, and they are surrounded by an urban forest. Urban trees are those in an individual's yard, lining city streets, forests in a local park, and trees along greenspace areas in and around cities. They provide a great deal of benefits to the urban landscape. Urban forests are a valuable asset to the Commonwealth of Kentucky. These forests should be managed for their social, economic and environmental benefits. Proper management can be obtained through a comprehensive urban forestry program that includes citizen support and a properly trained work force. Urban forests provide three main benefits. The economic benefits that urban forests provide are definitely very important. Trees attract tourists and businesses, by creating an inviting place to stay. They also increase the property value of homes and industrial properties; most people would choose a nicely shaded lot over a bare one! Finally, they can reduce the amount of electricity needed to heat and air condition homes and businesses.

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