2022
- The Giving Tree Was Right: All the Ways we Benefit from Urban Trees Dr. Donald Rackhow, Cornell University
- Successful Volunteer Tree Planting Projects Betsy Henry, ReTree Schenectady, and Phil Sprague, Watertown Rotary
- Biophilic School Sites for Syracuse, NY Emmanuel Carter, SUNY College of Environment Science & Forestry, and Justin Kwiatkowski, Enviromental Design & Research, PC
- The Urban Tree Canopy in a Community-Academia-Media Collaboration Justin Murphy, Democrat and Chronicle
- Adopt-a-Park: Project C Kym Spaeth, National Grid
- Syracuse Urban Food Forest Project for Green Infrastructure Kat Korba, Garden Cycle
- Challenges and Opportunities to Increase Canopy in Syracuse, NY Cimone Jordan, City of Syracuse and Stephen Harris, Syracuse Parks Department
- Improving and Beautifying Saranac Lake since 1910 Randall Swanson, Village Improvement Society of Saranac Lake
- Response and Adaptation to the Ecological Impacts of EAB on the Akwesasne Mohawk Territory Normand Genier, Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe
- Black Ash Basketry: a Link to the Past Angello Johnson, Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe
- Enhancing Urban Forest Resiliency Robert Smith, and Megan Pistolese-Shaw, SELEO PRISM
- The Enjoyment of Scenery: The Origins and History of the “Utica Parks and Parkway Historic District” L.D. Terry Hawkridge, Central New York Conservancy
2018
- Plan-It Geo: Tree Plotter Inventory Management Software and Best Practices Chris Peiffer, Director of Urban Forestry Consulting
- New York Tree Law Laura Ayers, Esq.
- Legal Liability for Trees Laura Ayers, Esq.
- Right Tree, Right Place Jim Maloney, National Grid
- Underutilized Trees and Large Shrubs for the Landscape Tom Draves, Certified Arborist, Draves Tree Service
- Biological Control of Hemlock Woolly Adelgid, Adelges tsugae, in the Eastern United States Mark Whitmore, Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University
- Oak Wilt Jerry Carlson, Research Scientist, NYS DEC
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