We help them with plans and technical assistance. Examples of management objectives include forest product generation, wildlife habitat improvement, wildfire hazard reduction and insect and disease control. Urban trees contribute significantly to the quality of life in our communities. Over the years communities have planted trees in parks, along roadways and in other common areas. As trees mature they need maintenance and replacement.
Smaller communities have tree boards that help the town take care of their trees.
Larger communities have maintenance crews to do this. We can help your community inventory what trees you have, prioritize maintenance and replacement needs, locate open areas to plant new trees, selecting the right tree for the right location. If your community has a tree board, volunteer to help them. If your community does not have a tree board, talk to your community leaders about creating one. Help your town by becoming active with managing your Urban Forest .