41. ACRT, Inc. An Employee-Owned Corporation An international biological, environmental, and natural resource consulting firm, provides professional services in utility and urban forestry, arboriculture, line clearance training and certification, environmental planning, Tree Manager software, and ecological sciences. http://www.acrtinc.com/

Home What's New Job Opportunities Awards ... Contact Us This page isn't displaying properly. Click here to find out why. Appraisal Consulting Research Training ACRT is an international biological, environmental, and natural resource consulting firm. We provide professional services in utility and urban forestry, arboriculture, line clearance training and certification, environmental planning, asset management software, and ecological sciences. ACRT is headquartered in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio and has offices in California and Pennsylvania and field personnel throughout the United States. Please click on the links above to learn more about ACRT and our many services. ACRT is proud to be employee-owned. ACRT's Benchmarking Survey ACRT has launched a new benchmarking study of electric utilities vegetation management programs. You are invited to participate in what is sure to be a useful tool for comparing your program with your peers in the industry. Best of all, this benchmarking study is totally free for the participants. . . [Read More] ACRT's Guiding Principles A ccountable to Ourselves and Others C ustomer and company fairness R esponsibility of Ownership T rustworthy in all things "It is our goal and mission to be recognized by our employee-owners, clients and competitors as the leader in our industry by providing a safe and professional atmosphere. To achieve this goal, ACRT, Inc. is committed to creating a safety conscious environment and culture of learning unparalleled in our industry. Our true hope is to create a productive and accident-free workplace that allows our employees to reach their fullest potential."

42. Urban Forest: 50 Careers In Trees Homepage Introduction To urban forestry. A compendium of information and inspirationassembled with love for present and future stewards of our urban forests. http://www.urbanforest.org/careers.html

In Spanish Accountant Appraiser Arborist ... Writer Homepage: Introduction To Urban Forestry A compendium of information and inspiration assembled with love for present and future stewards of our urban forests. A breeze rustles through the leaves of newly planted saplings in a small grove surrounded by broken pavement and concrete buildings once littered with graffiti. In years to come, the trees will be a source of shade and beauty where children can play and families can gather beneath the green canopy deep within the inner city. The city landscape, once bustling with the activities of progress, commerce and convenient living, has taken a new course. A definite greening in the concrete jungle is taking hold. Tree planting projects, led by volunteers and dedicated professionals, are successfully bringing nature to the city and reuniting urban dwellers with the natural world around them. The urban forest is helping to cool and clean the air, providing shade and beauty for residents, improving property values and providing shelter for an array of wildlife. Unlike the wildland forest that stretches uninterrupted by human activity for miles on end, the urban forest thrives around crowded highways, business complexes and convenience stores from a single tree planted in the corner of a parking lot to the thick woods of a city park. The emerging trend toward the growth and care of urban forests is opening new doors of opportunity to fulfilling careers for city dwellers who love nature and want to play a role in preserving the delicate environment.

43. Tree Foundation Of Kern: 50 Careers In Trees -Urban Forestry We are a grassroots organization committed to establishing healthy, vibrant, sustainableurban forests throughout Kern County in the southern tip of the San http://www.urbanforest.org/

Introduction Thank you for visiting the Tree Foundation of Kern's website! We are a grassroots organization committed to establishing healthy, vibrant, sustainable urban forests throughout Kern County in the southern tip of the San Joaquin Valley of central California. Here you will find guides to planting and caring for trees, how to get free trees, how to give a Memory Tree as a gift, volunteer opportunities, links to related web sites, and how to join our membership. And if you're looking for a challenging career that positively impacts Planet Earth daily, requires flexibility, creativity and a sense of humor, allows you to thrive on diversity because every day is a new adventure, is both physically and mentally demanding with work indoors and outdoors, with people and nature, retooling our cities to make them more livable and creating environments where people can relax, a fun job that asks and answers "what if?" questions and finds solutions, and lets you keep growing and learning in an emerging industry, then check out 50 Careers in Trees Some of the links throughout this web site require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. You can download it for free by clicking on the "Get Acrobat Reader" button below

44. D. Andrew White M.Sc. - Arborist. Atelier2000 And Ontarioprofessionals - Promoti Arborist offering consulting services for horticulture, landscaping, urban forestry, gardening and the design arts. Includes profile, online inquiries, and articles. http://www.ontarioprofessionals.com/

Atelier OntPro Network Home Page Tree Care Diagnosis Articles Services Art Directory TREE SERVICES 'TREE DOCTOR' GARDEN DESIGN EXPERT WITNESS ... ARTICLES Web page designed by D. Andrew White M.Sc.© MM anno domini

45. Florida Urban Forestry Council Serving as the premier nonprofit organization in the state in issuespertaining to urban forestry. Florida urban forestry Council. http://www.fufc.org/

Florida Urban Forestry Council Serving as the premier non-profit organization in the state in issues pertaining to urban forestry. We are committed to preserving Florida's urban forests for future generations by working with communities, state, local, and professional organizations to promote urban and community forestry initiatives and offering programs of continuing education, enhancing professionalism, and recognizing outstanding achievements in urban and community forestry. President’s Message Educational Posters Annual Award Program Newsletter Tree of the Quarter Membership Application Form ... Urban and Community Forestry State Grant Program Regional Workshops Trees Florida Conference Speaker’s Bureau About Us / By-Laws Unique Trees of Florida Florida Arbor Day Up-coming Events Contact Us Links "The FUFC websitehas been developed by the Florida Urban Forestry Council and is intended as an educational benefit to our members. Information may be reprinted if credit is given to the author(s) and this website. All pictures, articles, advertisements, links, and other data are in no way to be construed as an endorsement of the author, products, services, or techniques. Likewise, the statements and opinions expressed are those of the individual authors and do not represent the view of the Florida Urban Forestry Council or its Executive Committee." Web architecture, maintenance and marketing by

46. International Society Of Arboriculture On-Line Arboriculture Online was developed to assist tree care professionals in developing and maintaining effective plant health care programs. Includes an extensive collection of urban forestry links. http://www2.champaign.isa-arbor.com/

ArborLearn.org - OnLine Arborist Education. NEW! 2003 ISA Conference Program for Montreal (.pdf format) REGISTER NOW! REGISTER NOW! Careers in Arboriculture 2003 Montreal Exhibitor Prospectus (.pdf format) Tree Care Information (How to hire an arborist; Tree Selection; and more) La página hispana de la Sociedad Internacional de Arboricultura ISA Hispanic Website Contact a certified arborist in your area. Be a Part of the Global Olive Wreath Project Announcements National Urban and Community Forestry Education and Outreach Conference - Baton Rouge, LA A.B.C. of Arboriculture - 6th European ISA Conference - Netherlands - June 9-12, 2004 NEW! Asian Longhorned Beetle CD - Order from ISA now! Site Map ... Other Resources E-mail: isa@isa-arbor.com If you have questions, comments or would like more information about the International Society of Arboriculture itself, please send an e-mail message to the address above. International Society of Arboriculture Post Office Box 3129 Champaign, IL 61826-3129

47. District Department Of Transportation DDOT urban forestry Administration, DDOT HOME ONLINE SERVICE REQUESTS. urban forestryAdministration, Services Permits For Planting, Pruning, and Removing Trees. http://www.ddot.dc.gov/ufa/index.shtm

DDOT - Urban Forestry Administration DDOT HOME ABOUT UFA News Room FAQs ... REQUESTS Urban Forestry Administration Services Permits For Planting, Pruning, and Removing Trees Information Benefits of Urban Trees ... Tree Guidelines UFA NEWS UFA Provides Residents with Ways to Improve Urban Forest Learn about tree species, permits, and application for plantings online. Full Text District Residents Asked to Water Trees The UFA is checking the survival of all trees planted during the last planting season. Full Text District Department of Transportation 2000 14th Street, NW, 6th Floor Washington, DC 20009 (202) 673-6813 Government of the District of Columbia John A. Wilson Building 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20004 Citywide Call Center: (202) 727-1000

48. MWCOG.org - About Us discussions and activities for COG member governments and other interested partieswhich are developing solutions to urban and community forestry problems in http://www.mwcog.org/dep/forestry/

Home About COG Not Found We're sorry, but the page you are attempting to access has either moved or no longer exists. MWCOG.org - Homepage Transportation Environment Community Services ... Site Map

49. Kansas Urban Forestry Council The Kansas urban forestry Council. Lorax. KUFC Membership Membership inthe Kansas urban forestry Council Entitles You to Opportunities http://www.geocities.com/kufc.geo/

The Kansas Urban Forestry Council Our Board Members Who's Planting Trees In Your Community? A s Kansans become more aware of how important trees are to their quality of life, they realize the need to plant and care for trees close to their homes and workplaces. The Kansas Urban Forestry Council is a state-wide, grassroots, nonprofit organization of people from small and large communities who are committed to expanding, improving and preserving trees in their neighborhoods. The Kansas Urban Forestry Council is made up of people just like you...homeowners, gardeners, urban foresters, community leaders, county extension agents, all shapes and sizes of people who agree that trees are too valuable of a resource to waste. The Council offers guidance, opportunities, and support programs to get actively involved in tree projects that directly benefit your community or group. To provide guidance to the urban and community forestry movement in Kansas through education, training, volunteer coordination, and technical assistance. Help Us Meet Our Goals To encourage the diversity and number of suitable trees being planted.

50. Urban Forestry Resources Focusing on history and development of Malaysian urban forestry Basedon an article written by Adnan Mohammad and Assoc. Prof. Dr. KM Wong. http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Palace/1170/content.html

...Based on What is urban forest , an article written by an anonymous writer from FRIM. Citation : Anon. s.d. What is urban forest . 3p. (http://urbanforest.frim.gov.my/article1.htm) Back-up copy - just in case of server breaks down... ] ...Focusing on history and development of Malaysian urban forestry ...Based on an article written by Adnan Mohammad and Assoc. Prof. Dr. K. M. Wong. Citation : Adnan, M. and K. M. Wong. s.d. A Malaysian urban landscape: can our planting reflect this? 2p. (http://urbanforest.frim.gov.my/article2.htm) [ Back-up copy - just in case of server breaks down... ] ...The story that led to the creation of this web site, mostly based on web manager's personal experience during his undergraduate days! ...Other organizations that involved directly and indirectly in developing urban forestry in Malaysia ...Undergraduate and graduate theses related to urban forestry and other subjects of interest ...A collection of quotes on trees from various sources ...Books, journals, etc. available in the UPM Library ...A guide on urban and community forestry compiled by Dr. Patrick Weicherding ...Sourced from the Urban Forests Centre, University of Toronto, Canada

51. City Of Eugene's Urban Forestry Public Information Page urban forestry in Eugene Oregon, street trees, planting new trees,hazardous trees. urban forestry in Eugene. Welcome to the City http://www.ci.eugene.or.us/PW/urbforest/

What's an urban forest? UF management plan Planting new trees Caring for our trees ... City of Eugene home page Urban Forestry in Eugene Welcome to the City of Eugene's urban forestry public information pages. We hope you find this a useful source of information about the trees that help make Eugene one of the most livable cities in the US. Follow the links to the left to find out about Eugene's urban forest! We live in an urban forest . . . Eugene has more trees than people! City of Eugene Homepage This page was updated on Wednesday, April 10, 2002 To report problems with this page , send e-mail to Bob Blanchard

52. Louisiana Urban Forestry Council The Louisiana urban forestry Council is a nonprofit organization dedicated torecognizing, promoting, and improving the value and benefits of Louisiana's http://www.louisianaurbanforestry.org/

Our Mission Become a Member / Supporter The Louisiana Urban Forestry Council is a grassroots organization, therefore it needs as many members / supporters as possible. Please consider Joining the LUFC! Contact Information Please feel free to contact the office or a member of our Executive Committee with any questions. Telephone Facimile Postal address P.O. Box 1628; Baton Rouge, LA 70821 Electronic mail - Executive Committee Chad Danos President Yvonne Lee Vice-President Mary Jacobs Secretary Steve Shurtz Treasurer John Broderick Education Chair Bonnie Stine L.D.A.F. Liason Our Strategic Plan The Louisiana Urban Forestry Council adopted a " Strategic Plan " at it's Annual Meeting in Lafayette, LA on March 15, 2002. This Strategic Plan outlines five major strategies that the Council aims to accomplish within the next five years. Feel free to download the Strategic Plan to review specific goals and action items identified by our strategic planning process. The strategies are as follows: Sustain the Council by creating financial stability.

53. Urban Forestry Center urban forestry CENTER. In order to demonstrate that trees and forests needto be cared for and maintained, the urban forestry Center has http://www.nhdfl.org/info_plan_bureau/fi&p_ufc.htm

no script New Hampshire Division of Forests and Lands protects and promotes the values provided by trees and forests. Up Forest Statistics Shieling Forest Taylor Mill [Urban Forestry Center] URBAN FORESTRY CENTER Introduction and History One of New Hampshire’s most unique resources is not found on a majestic mountain top... or in the state’s many lakes, rivers, and streams... or even within its wooded forests. It’s actually located on a quiet road on the outskirts of Portsmouth, just waiting to be discovered by anyone who values New Hampshire’s woodlands and natural resources. The Urban Forestry Center was established in 1976, and was given to the people of New Hampshire through a generous bequest by John Elwyn Stone, a direct descendant of John Langdon , the first governor of the state. Mr. Stone’s gift consists of 170 acres of field, forest, and saltmarsh, several buildings, and the annual interest income from a trust fund. The property is managed by the Division of Forests and Lands of the Department of Resources and Economic Development. The Center is used as a Tree Farm to demonstrate proper forest management, a bird and wildlife sanctuary, a garden and landscape demonstration site, and as a learning center offering information and programming in community forestry planning, forest management, ecology, tree and plant identification, and wildlife stewardship.

54. City Of Boston Pin Oaks, urban forestry Quercus palutris, 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 of all the treed areas in Boston including street and yard trees, woodland areas, and parks. Trees contribute to the well-being of our communities environmentally, socially and economically. For example, urban forests can moderate local climate, filter air pollutants, store storm water and reduce run-off, increase biodiversity and provide wildlife habitat. Trees accent our buildings, define our public and private spaces, and improve our psychological well-being. Street Trees The Boston Parks and Recreation Department plants 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. Weather rarely makes an 'exact' date, but we use the following planting dates as a general guide: fall (October to December) and spring (March to May). Planting locations are chosen based on resident requests as well as special projects, such as parks, and residential and commercial projects. All street trees are maintained by the Parks and Recreation Department. Our maintenance program includes pruning, disease control, removals, and storm damage repairs. key word search Contact Parks Home Urban Forestry Home Tree Care Resources ... Street Tree Inventories

55. 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 Guidelines for 2003-2004 Leaf-It-To-Us Grant ... 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.

56. Urban Forestry Publications - ISU Forestry Extension urban forestry Publications ISU Forestry Extension, urban forestry PublicationsISU Forestry Extension 253 Bessey Hall Ames, Iowa 500111021. http://www.forestry.iastate.edu/ext/urban.html

Urban Forestry Publications ISU Forestry Extension Forestry Extension Notes (F-XX) are available only from ISU Forestry Extension. Pamphlets (Pm-XXX) are available from many sources including County Extension offices in Iowa, or: Extension Publications Distribution Iowa State University - Ames, IA 50011 ph: 515-294-5247 fax: 515-294-2945 The linked publications are Adobe Acrobat PDF files. If you need more information about PDF files or a free Acrobat reader, please look at the PDF help section Some PC users may need to download the PDF file to their desktop to view properly. To do this, Right-Click on the desired link and select " Save Target As... ". At this point you will have the option to download the file to disk, folder, or the computer desktop. F-319 Environmental Effects of Woody Vegetation F-359 Transplanting Trees and Shrubs F-366 How to Hire an Arborist F-366a Tree Care Service in Iowa F-366b Consulting Arborists Providing Services in Iowa F-373 Understanding Ash Decline F-375 Landscaping for Energy Conservation F-376 Proper Planting of Containerized Trees Pm-1429a Establishing a Community Tree Program Pm-1429b Tree Ordinances for Iowa Communities Pm-1429c Sample Tree Ordinances Pm-1429d Low Growing Trees for Iowa Pm-1429e Street Trees for Iowa Pm-1429f Power Lines and Trees Pm-1429g Conifer Species for Iowa Pm-1429h Caring for Newly Planted Trees Pm-1591 Community Tree Planting and Care Guide Pm-1812 The Forest Where Ashley Lives SUL-1 Understanding the Effects on Flooding on Trees SUL-2 Understanding Decline in Trees

57. Ohio Urban Forestry Information about urban forestry and the Ohio Divisionof Forestry urban forestry program. http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/forestry/Urban/Urbanfor.htm

58. Division Of Forestry urban forestry The goal of the Urban and Community Forestry program is to promotethe longterm care of trees in cities and communities throughout the state. http://www.wvforestry.com/urban.cfm?menucall=urban

59. Vancouver-Clark Washington Parks & Recreation: Urban Forestry Home Parks Trails urban forestry. urban forestry. http://www.ci.vancouver.wa.us/parks-recreation/parks_trails/urban_forestry/

HOME PARKS RECREATION PROGRAMS ... Home : Urban Forestry Urban Forestry Benefits Evergreen Arboretum Heritage Tree Program Links ... Urban Forestry Commission When walking around your city, note that wherever you see trees you are seeing part of the urban forest. The trees of the urban forest dwell in parks, along streets, in yards, on empty lots and in protected areas such as stream banks. Without trees, there would be no urban forest, and without an urban forest, much of the wildlife that inhabits it would be at risk. Birds, animals, insects, and fish receive sustenance from trees. People have an important role in maintaining and promoting the urban forest; they plant and care for its trees and receive its many benefits in return. The Urban Forestry program exists to help residents select the appropriate trees, provide education about tree health and maintenance, and protect, preserve, and restore the urban forest canopy. The University of Washington's Center for Urban Horticulture has additional resources and information about the benefits of urban forestry. Learn more about proper pruning for safety, health and beauty.

60. Vancouver-Clark Washington Parks & Recreation: Urban Forestry Home Parks Trails urban forestry urban forestry Commission.urban forestry Commission. The City's urban forestry Commission http://www.ci.vancouver.wa.us/parks-recreation/parks_trails/urban_forestry/commi

HOME PARKS RECREATION PROGRAMS ... Urban Forestry : Urban Forestry Commission Urban Forestry Commission The City's Urban Forestry Commission was created by ordinance in 1987 for the purpose of: "managing, conserving and enhancing the existing trees located in the parks and public areas owned by the city of Vancouver and in public right-of-way, and thereby enhancing the appearance of the city and protecting an important environmental and economic resource for the benefit of the city's resident and visitors, and for the purpose of assisting property owners and public agencies to improve and maintain trees in a manner consistent with adopted city policies." The seven-member citizen Commission is appointed and reports to the City Council, and it is staffed by the Urban Forester. The Commission has been directed by Council to focus on the following duties: Changes to urban forestry policy and regulation as they are presented by City staff Administration of the Heritage Tree Program (as defined in VMC 20.96)

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