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State College moves forward with first phase of Urban Forest Master Plan

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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WTAJ) – State College is entering the first phase of its Urban Forest Master Plan, which they hope will let them make more informed environmental decisions in the future. The borough is currently on phase one of four in total. This first phase includes performing a tree canopy assessment, which indicates how much ground is covered by canopies when viewed from above. Elected officials continue to weigh in on proposed SCI …
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State College moves forward with first phase of Urban Forest Master Plan

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (WTAJ) – State College is entering the first phase of its Urban Forest Master Plan, which they hope will let them make more informed environmental decisions in the future. The borough is currently on phase one of four in total. This first phase includes performing a tree canopy assessment, which indicates how much ground is covered by canopies when viewed from above. Elected officials continue to weigh in on proposed SCI …

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Council reviews Urban Forest Management Plan, says farewell to Laura Reed

The Mountlake Terrace City Council during its March 20 business meeting reviewed the Urban Forest Management Plan (UFMP) and its four implementation options. Stormwater Program Manager Laura Reed, who is...

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Douglas College workshop focuses on urban forest protection – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photo supplied It’s about putting down roots and growing a movement. Tonight’s Trees for a Changing Landscape workshop at Douglas College is meant to inspire attendees to plant trees in their neighborhood and to reach out to their elected representatives to advocate for urban forest retention and growth, explained organizer Nancy Furness. To help with the former, red seal horticulturalists James Bobick and Derek Churchill, are each set to make p…

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