September 24, 2014

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Here’s what’s happening in urban and community forestry:

Thanks for all you do for urban forestry!

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Nancy Hughes, Executive Director
California Urban Forests Council

CalFire Grants Webinar


CalFire Webinar on September 24th at 1pm PDT about Urban and Community Forestry Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund Grants. Click here for more information and a link to registration.


CalFire Grants Workshop

CalFire is offering 6 workshops around the state. Participants will learn about CAL FIRE’s Urban & Community Forestry GGRF Grant offerings for 2014/15. Types of eligible projects, eligible applicants, and the application process will be discussed. Technical questions will be answered. Project rating criteria will be discussed. There will be time for questions and answers. We encourage participants to read about the grant programs prior to the webinar. Click here for more information!


Partners Needed For Tree Failure Prediction Project

Working with the New York City Parks Department and tree management agencies, TREE Fund grantees Andrew Koeser, Ph.D. and Brian Kane Ph.D., along with Shawn Landry, Ph.D. and Seth Guikema, Ph.D., are developing tree risk assessment and debris estimation models that serve as the basis for a suite of mobile apps. The researchers are currently seeking NUCFAC support through the United States Forest Service to create a storm preparation and response toolkit. They are also looking for additional partners to advance these efforts, including natural resource management agencies/municipalities with storm failure data, which can serve as the initial training model.
 
To Read Details for the project click here! To visit the website click here.
Contact Andrew Koeser at [email protected] for more information.

San Jose’s recruiting for a new City Arborist if you are
Interested in this position click here!

 

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