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Town of DeWitt Rolls Out Urban Forest Management Plan

Town of DeWitt Naturalist, Sustainability Coordinator, and Certified Arborist Christine Manchester is pleased to share this post about her Town’s new Urban Forest Management Plan. In 2014, the Town of DeWitt received notification from the NYSDEC that our grant application to fund the creation of an urban forest management plan [...]

By |January 12th, 2017|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: , , , |1 Comment

NYSUFC VP Brian Skinner on Retirement, with a Twist

So … to the surprise of many (including myself), I really did finally retire from National Grid at the end of October. After 45 years of enjoying the care of trees, service to innumerable individuals, mutual and professional associations with many industry friends, and decades of sharing knowledge and expertise [...]

By |January 3rd, 2017|Categories: Essays and Reflections, History, Member Profiles, Organizational News|Tags: , |0 Comments

Round 13 Cost-Share Grants! Application Period,Webinar,Case Studies

Baldcypress grove in Buffalo’s Forest Lawn Cemetery. Photo by Michelle Sutton Round 13 of the NYSDEC Urban Forestry Grants Program was announced on December 22, 2016. NYSDEC Commissioner Basil Seggos has announced the availability of $2.3 million for Round 13. Applications are due by March 1, 2017. These are [...]

By |December 29th, 2016|Categories: Funding, Grants, Nonprofits, NYSDEC, Tree Inventory, Tree Planting|Tags: , |0 Comments

Top Seven Blog Posts of 2016

Our Council's blog was viewed more than 19,500 times in 2016! Here are the year's seven most-viewed posts. Blight-resistant chestnut seedlings. Photo by Allen Nichols Over a thousand people read Participate in the Reintroduction of the American Chestnut … by Simply Planting a Few Nuts. "Now comes the part [...]

SMA Announces 2017 Urban Tree of the Year

Photo (c) 2002 Steven J. Baskauf http://bioimages.vanderbilt.edu/baskauf/13676.htm The 2017 Society of Municipal Arborists Urban Tree of the Year is native to much of the Eastern United States. Hikers from New York to Tennessee who ascend to dry ridges will often see the deeply furrowed, blocky barked trunks of [...]

By |December 18th, 2016|Categories: Recommended Urban Trees|0 Comments
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New York State’s Urban Forestry program is a partnership of public, private, and volunteer organizations and individuals that fosters comprehensive planning, management, and education throughout New York to create a healthy urban and community forest and enhance quality of life.

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