New Trustees add depth, diversity to TREE Fund Board
The TREE Fund is pleased to welcome five new Trustees to its Board, bringing its Board membership to fifteen. “The
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2015 | Robert Felix Memorial Scholarship
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2015 | Robert Felix Memorial Scholarship
Read moreLee Rumble
2015 | Robert Felix Memorial Scholarship
Read moreFrom TREEs to STEM!
2015 | Toledo Botanical Garden
Read moreTree Training Intensives
2015 | Cuyahoga River Restoration (formerly Cuyahoga River Community Planning)
Read moreForest ReLeaf in the Classroom
2015 | Forest ReLeaf of Missouri
Read moreImproving urban forest establishment, resilience and performance using trait-based tree selection
2015 | Dr. Andrew Hirons, Myerscough College, United Kingdom
Read moreAssessing wound-induced response growth in two common urban tree species
2015 | Dr. Jason Miesbauer, The Morton Arboretum and Dr. Andrew Koeser, University of Florida
Read moreJune 2015 news from the TREE Fund
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Read more2014 Research Grant Awards
In 2014, the TREE Fund awarded eight research grant awards totaling $225,604 to support urban tree research across the globe:
Read moreMark Hoenigman: A Profile in Professionalism
This is a wonderful piece on TREE Fund supporter and former Trustee, Mark Hoenigman of Ohio. Mark was the driving
Read moreMay 2015 news from the TREE Fund
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Read moreCongratulations to Dick Rideout, Top Volunteer
The TREE Fund is pleased to announce the winner of this year’s Ken Ottman Volunteer Award – Dick Rideout of
Read moreWatch webinar: Emerald Ca$h Borer – Ways to Manage the Ash Cash Flow
Missed our April 28 webinar featuring Dr. Rich Hauer on the economics of managing an EAB infestation? You can now watch
Read moreTREE Fund research keeps trees – and people – safe in stormy weather
“Storms like Sandy and Katrina take down a lot of trees. Thanks to Dr. Gilman’s investigations we’ve learned a lot
Read moreCelebrate Arbor Day with Specials from the TREE Fund and SherrillTree
Arbor Day celebrates trees and encourages proper planting and care of them. The best tree care is based on scientific
Read moreFREE Webinar: Emerald Ca$h Borer – Ways to Manage the Ash Cash Flow
What’s a cash-strapped city forester to do when EAB comes knocking? Back up your strategy with science and the tough
Read moreWe couldn’t do it without you!
It’s National Volunteer Week, and we’re celebrating YOU, our wonderful volunteers. We’re grateful every day for your passion and dedication
Read moreApril 2015 News from the TREE Fund
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Read moreTREE Fund President/CEO announces retirement
TREE Fund President/CEO M. Janet Bornancin has announced her retirement from the foundation, effective July 1, 2015. The TREE Fund
Read moreTREE Fund seeking Tour Director Applications
The TREE Fund is soliciting proposals from qualified individuals/organizations to provide tour logistics management services for our signature fundraising event,
Read moreTREE Fund awards over $200,000 for urban tree research
The TREE Fund is pleased to announce its 2014 Fall Cycle grant awards, totaling $201,000 to support urban tree research
Read moreMarch 2015 News from the TREE Fund
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Read moreEffect of root-stimulating treatments on physiologic and growth performances of Platanus x acerifolia and Ulmus pumila seedlings
2014 | Dr. Manuela Baietto, University of Milan, Italy
Read moreDevelopment of molecular markers for redbay (Persea borbonia L.)
2014 | Haiying Liang, Clemson University
Read moreWe appreciate you!
Thank you for all your support in 2014!
Read moreInvasive Species Week: TREE Fund grantees target EAB
In arboriculture and urban forestry, emerald ash borer (EAB) is the most destructive forest pest ever seen in North America.
Read moreCharacterizing Strain and Load Transfer in the Root Flare
2014 | Gregory Dahle, West Virginia University
Read moreLong term assessment of the effects of impervious, permeable and porous pavements on the underlying soil and on established trees
2014 | Alessio Fini, DiSPAA – Università di Firenze, Italy
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