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Tree Species for Our Area
Confused about what tree to plant? Here’s help. These lists have been compiled by ISA certified arborists who work directly with our urban forest every day. They know trees. But more important, they know trees that will be happy in … Continue reading
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Oak Decline in Virginia article.pdf – Google Drive
Oak Decline in Virginia article.pdf – Google Drive — Read on drive.google.com/file/d/19qdo-uDScON9H6Jel1Gi1vPr62_R7VgX/view
Forestry Webinars to Watch for CE Credit
It may be sunny outside, but the light shines brightly from your home computer if you tune in to hear or participate in urban forestry webinars that are offered free. Most, if not all, are archived about a week after … Continue reading
Branching Out, Fall 2018.2
Following are events of interest to Tree Stewards and other tree lovers. Outdoor events are weather permitting. (CE) Attendance at these events may be counted as Continuing Education. (VOL) Working at these events may be counted as Volunteer Hours. ANS … Continue reading
Posted in Arlington Tree Canopy, Class Presentations & Materials, Community Service, Education, Events, Free Tree, New Training Class, Out on a Limb, Tree Canopy Fund, Tree Care, Tree ID, Uncategorized
Tagged Alexandria, Arlington, CE continuing education, community, continuing education, education, free trees, planting, training, Tree Canopy Fund, Tree Distribution, tree identification, tree sale, tree walk, VOL Tree Sterward volunteer opportunity, volunteer opportunity, volunteering
Limbing Up, Tying Up at the Casey Trees Farm
Three Tree Stewards of Arlington and Alexandria were among 10 volunteers who staked and pruned 1,000 saplings at the Casey Trees Farm near Berryville, Va., on June 30th. The pruning was not the usual structural pruning that Tree Stewards perform … Continue reading
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Tagged Berryville, Casey Trees Farm, pruning, saplings, staking, Todd Woodfield
Champion Dawn Redwood Threatened
In an effort to preserve a unique, mature tree in Arlington, the Williamsburg Civic Association and Arlington Tree Action Group have asked the County Board and county staff to not let the Commonwealth’s Champion Dawn redwood be removed by a … Continue reading