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Trees Naturally Social Distance (and So Can You!): Planning Safe Tree Planting Events for the Fall

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qD22bUsU6g Iowa-based Trees Forever has done some socially-distanced planting events this spring, and in this webinar they share what has worked for them, what to consider, and ways to make it work. They walk through some great tips as well as the online-survey they’re using to manage volunteers signing up [...]

Green-Wood Cemetery “Zooming in on Nature” Series

Photo Credit: Art Presson Join Green-Wood staff and their research collaborators on Zoom on four Fridays: May 15, May 22, May 29, and June 5 from noon to 1 p.m. to learn about urban grasslands, veteran trees, common mushrooms, and wild bees at Brooklyn's storied Green-Wood. Free; simple [...]

Virtual, Free NYS 4-H Forestry Course for Ages 10+ Starts May 9

The 2020 New York State 4-H Forestry Weekend has been reborn as a virtual learning experience! There will be five Saturday evening Zoom events that will include videos from various Cooperative Extension/4-H systems or related companies, as well as some made by our very own 4-Hers. Youth 10 and over, [...]

By |May 4th, 2020|Categories: Cornell Cooperative Extension, Youth|Tags: |0 Comments

Underutilized Trees for Urban Use: Korean Mountainash

Fruit and sporadic fall leaf color of Korean mountainash. Photo by Michelle Sutton Underutilized Trees for Urban Use: Korean mountainash (Sorbus alnifolia) By Michelle Sutton, Council Editor I can think of few trees with the year-round beauty of Korean mountainash (Sorbus alnifolia). It is notable for its delicate [...]

By |April 30th, 2020|Categories: Underutilized Urban Trees|Tags: , |0 Comments
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