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The Nature of Cities Online Festival 22-26 February 2021

At nominal cost, or free for those who need assistance: The Nature of Cities (TNOC) Festival pushes boundaries to radically imagine our cities for the future. A virtual festival that spans 5 days with programming across all regional time zones and provided in multiple languages. The festival focuses on facilitating [...]

By |January 21st, 2021|Categories: Webinars & Online Workshops|Tags: |0 Comments

DEC Conservationist Magazine Includes Winter Pruning Feature by Christina McLaughlin

"Pruning in late winter and early spring minimizes dieback of the inner bark and helps the wound-healing process. Pruning cuts can dry out some in winter due to low humidity, so waiting to cut a damaged limb until late winter or early spring can improve the tree’s healing process." —DEC [...]

By |January 15th, 2021|Categories: Arboriculture, NYSDEC|Tags: , , |0 Comments

2021 Council Membership Drive & Renewal: Just $25 ($10 for Students)

Do you enjoy the Council's popular online resources, grant programs, social media, and other output? Please take a moment to renew your membership or join the Council. It’s fast, easy, inexpensive, and means the world to this nonprofit. Mailings are exceedingly rare, and your info is not shared. Thank you!

By |January 15th, 2021|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: |0 Comments

Free DEC ReLeaf Webinar on Urban Forest Health on Jan 28th

NYSDEC will host the first NYS ReLeaf webinar of 2021 on January 28th at 1 PM on Urban Forest Health. Jess Cancelliere and Rob Cole will give an overview of DEC's Forest Health Program, including the Diagnostic Lab and the services it offers. They'll also talk about Beech Leaf Disease and [...]

By |January 15th, 2021|Categories: Diseases and Insects, NYSDEC, Webinars & Online Workshops|Tags: |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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