Tree Research & Education Endowment Fund
Year of Grant Awarded: 2023 Grant Program: Safe Arborists Techniques Grant Grant Title: Can Mandatory Minimum Clearance Requirements
Read moreEvaluation of load distribution in removal operations: a comparison of techniques and equipment Matt Follett, Université du Québec à Montréal
Read moreEvaluation of Efficiencies Among Climbing Systems and Rope Diameters John Ball, South Dakota State University Climbing is a high-risk
Read moreIdentifying social barriers to equitable tree planting and quantifying potential benefits to overcoming them The urban forest is not
Read moreSuzette Guzman-Brown has joined the Tree Research and Education Endowment Fund (TREE Fund) as its Operations and Governance Coordinator. This
Read moreThe first TREE Fund webinar of 2024 will take place on Tuesday, March 19 at Noon CT. The free, online
Read moreTree Research and Education Endowment Fund (TREE Fund) announces its Fall 2023 Grant Cycle recipients. Three grants are being awarded
Read moreWelcome to Our New Trustees. Three new trustees are joining the TREE Fund Board of Trustees in 2024. We would
Read moreThank You to Our Trustees. We have several members of the TREE Fund Board of Trustees rolling off of
Read moreKen Ottman Volunteer of the Year Award Recipient We would like to take a moment to recognize and thank the
Read moreEngaging underserved populations in community tree management activities Jason Gordon, PhD, University of Georgia Research Foundations, Inc. Urban tree
Read more2018, Brandon Kyle Winfrey, PhD, Monash University In cities, paved roads and buildings prevent the course that rainfall would naturally
Read more2018, Jeanne Romero-Severson, PhD, University of Notre Dame Emerald ash borer (EAB, Agrilus planipennis), an accidentally introduced Asian beetle, poses
Read more2021, Rebecca Brianne Abney, PhD, University of Georgia (UGA) Research Foundation, Inc., Co-PI Julia Holly Campbell The goal of this
Read more2021, Carolyn G. Mahan, PhD, Pennsylvania State University I propose to continue, replicate, and expand the research and outreach efforts
Read more2021, Richard J. Hauer, PhD, University of WI-Stevens Point, Co-PIs Dr. Andrew Koeser, Mr. Randy Krouse, Dr. Jake Miesbauer This
Read more2021, Jose Delpiano, PhD, University of the Andes, Co-PIs Dr. Mauricio Ponce, Dr. Jose Saavedra, Dr. Matias Recabarren There are
Read more2021, Justin Morgenroth, PhD, The University of Canterbury, Co-PI Andrew R. Benson, PhD Roots are important tree structures and have
Read more2021 John W. Goodfellow, BioCompliance Consulting, Inc, Co-PI John Ball, PhD Electrical contact has been among the most common cause
Read more2021 Lindsay Darling, The Morton Arboretum, Co-PIs Dr. Brady Hardiman, Dr. Zhao Ma, Lydia Scott Trees are vital to the
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2020| Susan D. Day, PhD, University of British Columbia Land development, whether it be infill or sprawl, is one of
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2020| Luke Jimu, PhD, Bindura University of Science Education, Zimbabwe The Kimmel International Grant will be used to provide information
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2020 Amanda Bayer, PhD, University of Massachusetts-Amherst The success of urban and landscape trees starts with production practices. There are
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