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Free TREE Fund Webinar: Why Do Tree Branches Fail?
We will explore how researchers from ecology, forestry and arboriculture have utilized biomechanics to understand how trees contend with the forces mother nature can throw at them during their long-life span. Biomechanics approaches integrate biology and engineering principles to explore how organisms deal with their environment. We will explore two studies that examine how loads…
Free TREE Fund Webinar: Protecting Trees from Construction Impacts
Andrew Benson, PhD Update: Andrew Koeser, PhD is the new speaker. With increased intensification in cities throughout the world, urban trees are often at risk of becoming damaged by construction impacts, such as utility trenching or pavement / sidewalk repair. If the damage is severe and a tree loses a lot of its roots, the…
Free TREE Fund Webinar: Soil Assessment for Urban Trees—Part 2: Actions
Bryant C. Scharenbroch, PhD, Assistant Professor of Soil Science, University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point, Research Fellow of The Morton Arboretum Information will be forthcoming. 1 CEU with live broadcast. This webinar is co-sponsored by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System
Free TREE Fund Webinar: Measuring Multi-stemmed Trees
Mr. Yasha A. S. Magarik, Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies Lara Roman, PhD, Research Ecologist, USDA Forest Service, Philadelphia Field Station, Northern Research Station 1 CEU with live broadcast. This webinar is co-sponsored by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System
TREE Fund Webinar: Loading of a Tie-in Point While Climbing
Loading of a Tie-in Point While Climbing Tuesday, February 9, 2021, at 12 p.m. Central Brian Kane, PhD, University of Massachusetts Amherst CLICK HERE To Register Choosing an appropriate tie-in point (TIP) is a key to efficiently and safely work in a tree. A TIP that’s high and central in the crown provides maximum mobility for…
Webinar: Planning for the Next Three Letter Urban Tree Canopy Changer: Lessons Learned with DED, EAB, ETC.
All aboard a TREE Fund train trip ride back to what we have learned this past century with some important urban tree canopy game changers. Our first stop is a lesson in biology and an interdisciplinary economic journey using lessons learned from DED and EAB. See how science has led to reliable predictors with a…
FreeTREE Fund Webinar: LiDAR based urban tree inventory permits a better evaluation of tree services: an example from Montréal Canada
Registration to open one-month prior to webinar. Follow the link below for more information! LiDAR based urban tree inventory permits a better evaluation of tree services: an example from Montréal…
TREE Fund Webinar: Why do some trees transplant better than others?: a look at some new research on water uptake
Registration to open one-month prior to webinar. Follow the link below for more information! Why do some trees transplant better than others?: a look at some new research on water uptakeTuesday, June 22, 2021, at 12 p.m. Central Nina Bassuk, PhD, Cornell University
TREE Fund Webinar: A Three Pronged Approach to understanding the defensive mechanisms in Green Ash resistant to EAB
Registration to open one-month prior to webinar. Follow the link below for more information! A Three Pronged Approach to understanding the defensive mechanisms in Green Ash resistant to EAB July…
TREE Fund Webinar: Long term effects of electrical right-of-way vegetation management on floral and faunal communities
Registration to open one-month prior to webinar. Follow the link below for more information! Long term effects of electrical right-of-way vegetation management on floral and faunal communities Tuesday, September 14,…
TREE Fund Webinar: Digging into the Science of Tree Planting and Removing Packaging Materials
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TREE Fund Webinar: Growing Trees in Paved Sites
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TREE Fund Webinar: Examining the Connection Between Woody Plant Biodiversity and Arthropod Pest Management Interventions in Residential Landscapes
The woody plant communities found on residential properties constitute an integral component of cities’ green infrastructure and serve as a nexus between urban residents and the natural world. Despite this…
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