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16 01, 2024

Massachusetts Tree Wardens’ and Foresters’ Association 111th Annual Conference

By |2024-01-15T17:16:21-05:00January 16th, 2024|Categories: Arboriculture, Conferences, Research|Comments Off on Massachusetts Tree Wardens’ and Foresters’ Association 111th Annual Conference

The MA Tree Wardens’ meeting on January 9-10, 2024 offered opportunities for learning, networking and fun. The state is different, some of the terminology is different, but New York and Massachusetts share most of the same concerns and have much to teach each other. [...]

8 01, 2024

When Neighbors Need Arbor Mediation

By |2024-01-06T18:36:41-05:00January 8th, 2024|Categories: Arboriculture, Essays and Reflections, Innovative Projects and Programs|Comments Off on When Neighbors Need Arbor Mediation

Contributing Writer: Doug Still, Consulting Arborist; Host and Producer, This Old Tree radio show and podcast; Providence, R.I. City Forester (2005 to 2022); Past President, Society of Municipal Arborists. Good trees don’t always make good neighbors. We’d like to think so, but “boundary trees” [...]

6 01, 2024

DEC Women in Science Winter Webinar Series Begins January 10, 2024

By |2024-01-06T18:21:28-05:00January 6th, 2024|Categories: NYSDEC, Webinars & Online Workshops|Comments Off on DEC Women in Science Winter Webinar Series Begins January 10, 2024

Join DEC's Hudson River Estuary Program for a virtual Women in Science Winter Speaker Series, four free webinars which take place January 10th, 17th, February 7th and 21st, 2024. Meet and learn from scientists, researchers and environmental educators who work at the intersection of conservation and environmental [...]

4 01, 2024

Writing for the Trees: What’s Your Favorite Tree?

By |2023-12-30T13:21:38-05:00January 4th, 2024|Categories: Writing For The Trees|Comments Off on Writing for the Trees: What’s Your Favorite Tree?

In this installment of a somewhat regular feature, NYSUFC Board Member, author, blogger and Taking Root editor Jean Zimmerman reflects upon the diversity of specimens that might earn the status of a favorite. What's your favorite tree? It’s a simple question. One I [...]

3 01, 2024

Trees, Please!

By |2023-12-29T15:26:09-05:00January 3rd, 2024|Categories: Trees Please|Comments Off on Trees, Please!

Yellow Birch-A Real Live ENT!/Photo Steve Harris   “Land really is the best art.” — Andy Warhol

2 01, 2024

Calling All Mentors!

By |2023-12-29T15:26:18-05:00January 2nd, 2024|Categories: Arbor Day, Arbor Day Foundation, Tree Campus USA, Volunteers, Youth|Comments Off on Calling All Mentors!

Would you like to make a difference in helping kids to grow up appreciating, valuing, and knowing something about trees? NYSUFC is currently enrolling mentors for a pilot grant program called the TREE TEAM, which has been initiated to help winning New York State schools move [...]

27 12, 2023

Stitching a Future: The Tibbetts Estuary Tapestry

By |2023-12-23T15:23:47-05:00December 27th, 2023|Categories: Essays and Reflections, History, Natural Areas in the Urban Forest, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Stitching a Future: The Tibbetts Estuary Tapestry

Contributing writer: Matthew López-Jensen, Bronx-based Interdisciplinary Environmental Artist. All photos courtesy Matthew López-Jensen. The Tibbetts Estuary Tapestry is a fifteen-foot-long community embroidered work of art — and it is also a map of the neighborhoods and commercial buildings in the Northwest Bronx, built on former marshland. [...]

26 12, 2023

DEC Announces 2024 Catskills Fire Tower Challenge: Annual Hiking Challenge

By |2023-12-23T12:40:04-05:00December 26th, 2023|Categories: Advocacy, Innovative Projects and Programs, NYSDEC|Comments Off on DEC Announces 2024 Catskills Fire Tower Challenge: Annual Hiking Challenge

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) has announced the 2024 Catskills Fire Tower Challenge to highlight the world-class tourism destinations and recreational opportunities in the Catskill Park. Launched in 2019, the Challenge draws participants from every region of New York, as well as 11 other [...]

21 12, 2023

Trees, Please!

By |2023-12-19T18:47:20-05:00December 21st, 2023|Categories: Trees Please|Comments Off on Trees, Please!

Fall Near Hemlock Lake/Photo Noreen Riordan, birdsong landscape design   “You inherit the autumns, folded like festive clothing in the memories of poets; and all the winters, like abandoned fields, bequeath you their quietness.” — Rainier Maria Rilke

20 12, 2023

Students Join Harvard in Effort to Preserve Irvington Woods

By |2023-12-19T18:47:00-05:00December 20th, 2023|Categories: Forest Restoration, Natural Areas in the Urban Forest, Volunteers, Youth|Comments Off on Students Join Harvard in Effort to Preserve Irvington Woods

Contributing Writer: Marc Ferris, author of Star-Spangled Banner: The Unlikely Story of America's National Anthem (Johns Hopkins University Press); contributor, River Journal, Highlands Current, Chronogram and Albany Times Union. Reprinted from River Journal. Irvington Woods Park is a special place. Beyond being the [...]

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