City Trees Roundtables

City Trees Roundtables

The Roundtable format was a suggestion from Dr. Nina Bassuk that we took and ran with. Each Roundtable contains advice and anecdotes from on average 8 to 10 professionals. We would like the Roundtables to be more freely available. They hold up!

Urban Wood RoundtableNEW!

Retired from the Municipality

Where Urban Forests, Stormwater, and Watersheds Meet

Managing Natural Areas in the Urban Forest alt

Palms in the Urban Forest

Pyrus, We Have a Problem

Conifers in the Urban Forest alt

Adventures with Slopes alt

Flooding and Tree Damage alt

Bees: May/June 2015 alt

Bioswales: May/June 2011 alt

Building Bridges Between LAs and MAs: July/Aug 2005 alt

Building Bridges with City Depts, Part I: May/June 2007 alt

Building Bridges with City Depts, Part II Sept/Oct 2007 alt

Cemeteries: Nov/Dec 2010 alt

Climate Change: Nov/Dec 2014 alt

Consulting: Sept/Oct 2006 alt

Contract Growing Partnerships: March/April 2006 alt

Drought: May/June 2012 alt

EAB Lessons Learned: March/April 2011 alt

Fall Planting: Sept/Oct 2014 alt

Gas Lines and Trees: Sept/Oct 2005 alt

Historic Trees: May/June 2009 alt

Invasives: March/April 2012 alt

Large Tree Relocation: Sept/Oct 2011 alt

Medians: July/Aug 2010 alt

Memorial Trees: March/April 2008 alt

Pruning Cycles: July/Aug 2009 alt

Sewer Lines: Jan/Feb 2006 alt

Social Networking: March/April 2010 alt

Teaching: May/June 2013 alt

Tree Boards: Sept/Oct 2010 alt

Tree Lights: Sept/Oct 2006 alt

Urban Forestry's Location in City Departments: Sept/Oct 2008 alt

Urban Fruit Trees: Nov/Dec 2009 alt

Urban Wood: Nov/Dec 2007 alt

Zoos: May/June 2014 alt