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26.City of Edmonton :: Urban Forestry (www.edmonton.ca)
Taking care of our urban forest preserves the natural environment within our city and improves the quality of the air we breathe.
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27.From tree to green, Edmonton's urban forest plan takes root (www.edmontonjournal.com)
People are used to thinking about the city's "grey" infrastructure, such as sewers and roads, but this "green" infrastructure is also important and worth managing, said Jenny Wheeler, Edmonton's principal of forestry.
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28.Archives; The Forestry Chronicle 1925-2001 (pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca)
The Forestry Chronicle, first published in 1925, is the official Journal of the Canadian Institute of Forestry/Institut forestier du Canada.
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29.Forestry group digs new program (saultstar.com)
The Canadian Institute of Forestry is partnering with several other groups, including the World Clean Air Forest Initiative, with Clean Air Tree Kits offered through its Forests Without Borders program.For every tree planted in Canada and registered online, an international partner plants a tree in countries such as Ghana, India and Zambia.
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30.Canadian Forest Management Database (www.glfc.forestry.ca)
A fully interactive database of scientific literature citations and abstracts related to efficacy, environmental acceptability and cost-benefits of techniques used to control competing vegetation, insects and diseases in Canadian forestry.
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31.Welcome to Carbon Trading: A primer for forest landowners. (carbon.sref.info)
There is unequivocal evidence that the concentration of CO2 is increasing in the atmosphere. This increase is being driven by the burning of fossil fuels and the conversion of forested to non-forested land uses
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32.Tree Identification Guide at arborday.org (www.arborday.org)
You can identify most trees by studying their leaves, seeds, and fruit. This animation will help you learn to identify these characteristics and take a “step-by-step” approach to arrive at the name of your tree. Once you master these skills, it will be a breeze to identify any tree
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33.treelink.org - KNOWLEDGE EMPOWERING PEOPLE AND TECHNOLOGY ENABLING CITIES TO SUPPORT URBAN & COMMUNITY FORESTS. (treelink.org)
TreeLink provides the knowledge and local TreeBanks offer a proactive way for anyone to act on their green intentions and support local community trees. Dollar for dollar, there is no better investment in the local environment.
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34.What's New at Ontario Forest Research Institute (www.mnr.gov.on.ca)
Based at the OFRI building in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, researchers at MNR's main forest research unit pursue new insights about sustainable management of Ontario's forests.
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35.National Tree Benefit Calculator (www.treebenefits.com)
Trees in urban areas provide a number of important benefits. They help to clean the air, curb stormwater runoff, raise property values, sequester carbon, and reduce energy costs.
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36.Articles for ISA Arboriculture Journal (auf.isa-arbor.com)
30 years of back-issues online
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37.Forest Carbon Partnership (www.forestcarbonpartnership.org)
The Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF) assists developing countries in their efforts to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation--called REDD--by providing value to standing forests.
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38.Must View:The Urban Forest Project (www.ufp-global.com)
The Urban Forest Project is a series of unprecedented outdoor banner exhibitions taking root in cities around the world. In each location, artists, designers, students and the general public will employ the idea or form of the tree to make a powerful visual statement on banners that will be displayed throughout the community.
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39.Business tree stewardship project (www.greenhere.ca)
Street trees in the City of Toronto have a life expectancy of 5 to 7 years due to the stresses placed on the tree such as concrete planting containers, hard and/or very compacted surface area, and the stress of high volumes of vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
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40.The Urban Forest | Local Enhancement & Appreciation of Forests:: (www.leaftoronto.org)
Our 'urban forest' is more than just our ravines and remaining natural areas. It includes the trees and under storey plants growing along streets and even in your backyard! A healthy urban forest is diverse, both in species and age, and supports a wildlife population
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41.National Tree Benefit Calculator (www.treebenefits.com)
The Tree Benefit Calculator allows anyone to make a simple estimation of the benefits individual street-side trees provide. this tool should be considered a starting point for understanding trees’ value in the community, rather than a scientific accounting of precise values
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42.Tree Planting for Climate Change - Division of Forestry - WDNR (www.dnr.state.wi.us)
Trees act as "carbon sinks" and absorb carbon out of the air and convert it into plant material. Trees sequester this carbon in roots, trunks, stems and leaves while they grow, and in wood products after they are harvested.
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43.Forestry Futures Trust Committee of Ontario (www.forestryfutures.ca)
The Forestry Futures Trust Committee is pleased to invite Sustainable Forest License holders and Managers of Crown units to participate in the twenty-ninth call for applications under the recently announced Silviculture Job Stimulus Program
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44.Province purchasing millions of seedlings (www.tbnewswatch.com)
Gravelle said the plan, which covers about 6,700 hectares of land, will create about 70 nursery jobs and an additional 420 jobs when site preparation and planting begin next spring.
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In a call to further individual and collective action, UNEP has set a new goal of planting 7 billion trees by the end of 2009. The campaign strongly encourages the planting of indigenous trees and trees that are appropriate to the local environment.
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46.United Nations XIII WORLD FORESTRY CONGRESS (www.cfm2009.org)
The 13th World Forestry Congress, convened in Argentina in October 2009, notes with concern the impacts of climate change on forests and strongly emphasizes the important role forests play in climate change mitigation and adaptation as well as the need for forest-dependent people and forest ecosystems to adapt to this challenge.
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47.Must Read: www.treepeople.org (www.treepeople.org)
Celebrate the TreeHugger in you! Nicely designed tree site with great tree activism and learning
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48.Urban Forests and Climate Change (www.fs.fed.us)
Urban forests have a role to play in reducing levels of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases (GHG) in the atmosphere. Urban trees reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) through sequestration and reducing GHG emissions by conserving energy used for space heating and cooling
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49.Potential foreign takeover of Northern Forestry raises alarm (speaker.northernontario.ca)
The Northern forest industry has benefited the province and beyond for a long time “and this is the time where we need to have some special consideration to make sure we don’t lose something that’s an integral part of Northern Ontario,” she said.
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50.MillionTreesNYC (www.milliontreesnyc.org)
By planting one million trees, New York City can increase its urban forest—our most valuable environmental asset made up of street trees, park trees, and trees on public, private and commercial land