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A Whitman’s Sampler of ReLeafers

Urban and community foresters (both paid and volunteer) and their advocates and allies are some of the most interesting and warm people you will meet. I endeavored to meet everyone at the 2014 ReLeaf Conference at Hofstra, but alas, the buzzer went off too soon. I wish there had been [...]

ReLeaf Rock Band! Video of Bram Gunther and Friends

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0K_Y_Dz7rQ&feature=youtu.be For the members' reception Thursday night of 2014 ReLeaf Hofstra, we were delighted to have a live rock band, Billy Goes Buffalo. The lead singer is Bram Gunther, Chief of Forestry, Horticulture, and Natural Resources for NYC Parks and Recreation. (Bram is also a novelist in his "free time.") [...]

By |August 1st, 2014|Categories: ReLeaf Conference|Tags: , , , , |0 Comments

ReLeaf 2014: Horticulture at Hofstra

Many college campuses have arboreta or like to say, “The whole campus is an arboretum!” At Hofstra, they take their arboretum to the next level, adding diverse, intensively planted gardens around every corner. I was truly blown away. Each evening after workshops and a happy frenzy of socializing, I strolled around [...]

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ReLeaf 2014 at Hofstra, Part III: Deconstructing a Special Picture

I love this picture so much. To me, it captures the exuberance of ReLeaf 2014. Let’s break down who’s who and also talk about the Thomas Jefferson statue. -Michelle Sutton, Ed.  Anna Carragee is the Forest Program Assistant for Cornell Cooperative Extension Syracuse. Anna works on Onondaga County’s Save the Rain program [...]

ReLeaf Retrospective: Part II

The speakers for 2014 ReLeaf at Hofstra were dynamite! Here are some of them:  ReLeaf 2014 at Hofstra: The Nature Conservancy's Director of Forest Health Protection Bill Toomey was our keynote speaker on the many urban-forestry related initiatives TNC is now involved with, including the Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities [...]

By |July 24th, 2014|Categories: ReLeaf Conference|1 Comment
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