121. Untitled Document Kaulunani improves the health and viability of trees in Hawaiian communities through educational programs, financial support in the form of costshare http://www.state.hi.us/dlnr/dofaw/kaulunani/

122. Urban And Community Forestry HTMl Document Contact a CDF urban and Community Forest Advisor The purpose of the urban and Community forestry Program is to create sustainable urban http://www.fire.ca.gov/ResourceManagement/UrbanForestry.asp

California Home CDF Home About CDF Fire and Emergency ... CDF Contacts Urban and Community Forestry NAVIGATION: CDF Home Resource Management The Urban Forestry Program offers grants of over $1 million dollars a year to plant trees in urban communities throughout California. Three Urban Forestry Field Specialists provide expert urban forestry support to communities, non-profit groups and other municipal governments to create and maintain sustainable urban forest. The mission of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection's Urban Forestry Program is to develop a regional and statewide cooperative effort to advance the development of sustainable urban and community forests. Trees provide energy conservation, reduction of storm-water runoff, extend the life of surface streets, improve local air, soil and water quality, reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide, provide wildlife habitat and increase property values. They give us shady sidewalks and parks, and improve the quality of life in our urban environments. This mission is accomplished in cooperation with many groups including: California ReLeaf; California Urban Forest Council; USFS Center for Urban Forest Research; Urban Forestry Ecosystem Institute; and others representing power utilities, municipal arborist and professional organizations.

123. Center For Urban Forest Research: Trees Conserve Energy By Shading Buildings And urban Forest Research PSW Research Station USDA Forest Service urban Forest Research Newsletter. Stay on top of our latest research. Sign up today! http://cufr.ucdavis.edu/

Home What We Do Urban Forest Research Market Research Our Products Newsletters Center News Briefs STRATUM Upcoming Speeches PowerPoint Presentations Staff Contact Us Feedback Press Info Related Links Search Our research demonstrates new ways that trees add value to communities, converting results into financial terms to stimulate more investment in trees. Center for Urban Forest Research PSW Research Station USDA Forest Service c/o Dept. of Env. Hort. Suite 1103 One Shields Avenue Davis, CA 95616 530·752·7636 p 530·752·6634 f GetE(unescape("%3c%61%20%68%72%65%66%3d%22%6d%61%69%6c%74%6f%3a%63%75%66%72%40%75%63%64%61%76%69%73%2e%65%64%75%22%3e%63%75%66%72%40%75%63%64%61%76%69%73%2e%65%64%75%3c%2f%61%3e")); With support from: USDA Forest Service State and Private Forestry Since 1992 we have provided our customers with reliable scientific evidence that the benefits of urban forests add real value to communities.

124. Virginia Urban Forest Council Promotes good stewardship of the state s urban and community forests and trees. Includes organization information and advice on tree care. http://www.treesvirginia.org/

900 Natural Resources Drive, Ste 800 Charlottesville, VA 22903 1-866-VATREES Ph: 434-295-6401 Fax: 434-295-1724 info@TreesVirginia.org Mission: To Enhance the Quality of Life through Stewardship of Our Commonwealth’s Urban and Community Trees. Clearing the Air with Virginia’s Trees Click here for the complete brochure/registration form as a Adobe PDF file (large file, so be patient) or contact Becky Woodson @ 434-977-1375 x 3324 becky.woodson@dof.virginia.gov Untying our Hands: Air Quality and Virginia’s Urban Forests Thursday, November 10, 2005 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Algonkian Meeting Center at Algonkian Regional Park 47001 Fairway Drive, Sterling, VA 20165 Discover the latest tools... Learn effective ways to work within the legislative process... Join citizen members of tree boards and commissions, elected officials, urban foresters and arborists, landscape architects, builders, developers, and planners desiring to enhance and protect Virginia’s urban forest.

125. Georgia Urban Forest Council - Index_html Georgia urban Forest Council, Inc 315 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. Nominations for Georgia urban Forest Council President Elect, Treasurer, and Secretary are http://www.gufc.org/

@import url(http://www.gufc.org/ploneColumns.css); @import url(http://www.gufc.org/plone.css); @import url(http://www.gufc.org/ploneCustom.css); Search GUFC: Welcome to the all new GUFC.org. Sign up for the GUFC Newsletter! Email: Georgia Urban Forest Council, Inc 315 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. Decatur, GA 30030-2400 (800) 994-GUFC (4832) Five Year Plan Contact GUFC Benefits Join/Renew ... Landmark and Historic Trees Home Join us in thanking the 2005 Annual Conference Sponsors We would like to thank the companies that have provided financial support for Georgia Urban Forest Council's 15th Annual Conference. Because of their generosity, we are able to provide an excellent educational and empowering event. Please click on the image and then click to visit our sponsor's websites. GUFC Annual Conference "Trees Make Dollars and $ense" 2005 GUFC Annual Conference Dalton, Georgia, the Carpet Capitol of the World, will roll out the red carpet for GUFC's 2005 Annual Conference and Awards Program on October 20. The theme of this year's conference is "Trees Make Dollars and Sense," and we will focus on the economic impact of trees. North Georgia in October is glorious. The day before the conference, you can join us for a Ramble around the revitalized downtown of this tree-rich city, followed by a reception honoring Tree Boards. Trees Atlanta 6th Annual Tree Sale 2005 Annual Conference and Awards Brochure TCIA's Electrical Hazard Awareness Program This important workshop for tree workers will provide participants with critical knowledge and training needed to prevent electrical accidents.

126. Urban Forests Effects On Environmental Quality Information on current research on the effects of the urban forest on air quality, climate, and carbon dioxide; as well as, research on urban forest http://www.fs.fed.us/ne/syracuse/

Forest Service National Links Forest Service Home Employment International Forestry Just for Kids Publications Recreational Activities Effects of Urban Forests and their Management on Human Health and Environmental Quality Urban Forest Effects on Environmental Quality About Us Contact Us FAQ'S Newsroom ... Evaluate Our Service USDA Forest Service Northeastern Research Station c/o SUNY ESF 5 Moon Library Syracuse, NY 13210 The urban forest research unit of the USDA Forest Service, Northeastern Research Station in Syracuse, New York, established in 1978, investigates the effects of urban forests and their management on human health and environmental quality. RESEARCH... Studying Urban Forest Structure Few people know how many or what kind of trees are found in urban areas, or the effect these trees have on a city's environment and the health and well-being of its inhabitants. Research is aimed at measuring and inventorying our urban forest resources, understanding how urbanization impacts local forest stands, and assisting city planners in developing appropriate management plans. Quantifying Effects and Value of Urban Trees Unit scientists use structural data to determine the effects of urban forest on

127. Tree Foundation Of Kern: Pruning The Correct Way A grassroots organization committed to establishing sustainable urban forests throughout Kern County. http://www.urbanforest.org/

Pruning the Correct Way It's that time of year when the Tree Foundation phones ring off the hook with this question.... "Who do you recommend I hire to prune my trees?" The Tree Foundation cannot make recommendations about who to hire. So we offer the following information so that you can be an informed consumer: General Information: Pruning trees every year is not necessary Pruning evergreens is not necessary (deadwood is an exception) Arborists are certified by the International Society of Arboriculture. No other certification has the standards that the ISA holds. Other memberships are bought, and not tested Different trees have different pruning standards. They should not all be pruned alike Do not allow topping under any circumstances Do not allow any blunt or major cuts Do not allow "lion tailing" or "feathering". (Stripping the branches and leaving "tufts" of leaves on the end, common in Chinese Elm work) Have no more than 25% of the tree removed at one time Allow no spikes on the ankles for climbing Gardeners are not pruners, shrubs are not trees

128. Trees An urban forest provides great value in many different ways, An urban forest provides beauty that inspires us, recreation that refreshes us, http://www.enjoyburlington.com/trees.cfm

PHOTO GALLERY Back Next A n urban forest provides great value in many different ways, such as increased property values, savings from decreased heating and cooling costs, reduction of air pollution, and erosion control. It is estimated that a tree with a 50-year life span provides nearly $60,000 of benefit over its lifetime. Other benefits are less easily measured, but not less valuable. An urban forest provides beauty that inspires us, recreation that refreshes us, and a contact with nature that lifts our spirits. The aesthetic and inspirational value of an urban forest is incalculable. Burlington's urban forest, a mosaic of planted landscapes and native plants and forest, is a reflection of the city's health, well being, and livability. It is an important part of Burlington's character, giving the City a special sense of place. The City of Burlington has received the 'Tree City USA' award from the National Arbor Day Foundation since 1991. Branch Out Burlington is a volunteer group that works closely with the Burlington City Arborist in areas of education, volunteer tree planting and community involvement. Pruning and Removal Tree Memorials Branch Out Burlington Contact Us ... Halloween Howl on Ice Department of Parks and Recreation, Burlington, VT (802) 864-0123

129. Department Of Public Works Benefits of a healthy urban forest include the following The San Francisco Friends of the urban Forest (FUF) may be able to assist you directly with http://www.sfdpw.com/sfdpw/trees/

sfgov residents business government ... search Improving the Highlights Prop C Maintenance Schedules and Standards 2005 Street Bond Report New Garbage Rates Inside DPW Service Requests Public Works Codes Reports/Documents Employment Opps ...more ... ...more Capital Projects Median Beautification Fourth Street Bridge Octavia Boulevard ...more ... ...more To report graffiti, excessive litter or illegal dumping. Call: 28-CLEAN or 28clean@sfdpw.org Explore Home About Us At Your Service Construction In Your Neighborhood ... Contact Us Search Enter a keyword to search the DPW web site: go! How Do I ? ...legally post a sign in SF? ...request mechanical street cleaning on my street? ...learn about street construction in my neighborhood? ...more Related Links Clean City Coalition SF Environment SF Public Utilities Commission ...more ... accessibility policy

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