March 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
Read moreAssessing horticultural products as alternative treatments for managing fungal foliar infections
2014 | Stephanie Adams, The Morton Arboretum
Read moreMark Your 2015 Calendar
Get out your calendar – you don’t want to miss out on important dates for: TREE Fund grant and scholarship
Read moreThere’s a place for you in the 2015 STIHL Tour des Trees!
One of the perks of riding the STIHL Tour des Trees is the chance to see a part of the
Read moreAre you dying?
by: Brian Sayers, PhD Retired, The Tree Doctor TREE Fund Trustee Of course you are! So am I. We all
Read moreMeet our 2015 TREE Fund Leadership Team
The TREE Fund recently welcomed four new Trustees to its Board, bid farewell to three retiring Trustees, named a new
Read moreISA Chapters raise over half a million for the TREE Fund in 2014
Three cheers for the regional chapters of ISA, led by the TREE Fund Liaisons and STIHL Tour des Trees fundraisers,
Read moreRecord dollars raised and awarded by the TREE Fund in 2014
In 2014 the TREE Fund showed just how well it knows the “ins and outs” of philanthropy. The foundation topped
Read moreNews you can use from TREE Fund researchers
Healthy trees really are rooted in research! Thanks to your financial support, TREE Fund researchers are working to address the
Read moreFebruary 2015 News from the TREE Fund
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Read moreScreening of actinobacteria for activities that protect trees against bacterial and fungal diseases
2014 | Oleksandr Gromyko, Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, Ukraine
Read moreSeeking nominations for Ken Ottman Award
Nominations are now being accepted for the Ken Ottman Award, which recognizes a TREE Fund volunteer who has made noteworthy
Read moreTREE Fund Announces Tour Director RFP
The TREE Fund is soliciting proposals from qualified individuals/organizations to provide tour logistics management services for our signature fundraising event,
Read moreJanuary 2015 News from the TREE Fund
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Read moreDevelopment of a business case for scheduling utility vegetation management on a preventive vs. corrective maintenance basis – Phase Three
2014 | John W. Goodfellow, BioCompliance Consulting, Inc.
Read moreGiving Tuesday jumpstarts Annual Appeal
#GivingTuesday (December 2, 2014) was a great kickoff for the TREE Fund’s 2014 Annual Appeal. The foundation raised $2,605, meeting
Read moreEat. Shop. Give.
We have a day for giving thanks. We have two for getting deals. Now, we have Giving Tuesday, a global
Read moreISA Announces New Editor-in-Chief for Arboriculture & Urban Forestry
This announcement was originally published in the November 2014 issue of ISA Today: ISA is pleased to announce that Arboriculture
Read moreHelp restore the American chestnut tree with the 10,000 Chestnut Challenge
Scientists at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) are growing the first American chestnut trees that can
Read moreAssessing the impact of decay on the structural integrity of trees
2009 | Dr. Brian Kane, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Read moreTREE Fund awards over $100,000 to urban tree researchers, educators and students
The TREE Fund is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2014 Spring Cycle grants and scholarships. The thirteen awards
Read moreTREE Fund 2014 events set record, top $765,000
The TREE Fund is proud to announce that revenues from its three summer fundraising events – the STIHL Tour des
Read morePathogen Alert on Woody Ornamentals
by Gary W. Moorman, Prof. of Plant Pathology at The Pennsylvania State University, Dept. of Plant Pathology & Environmental Microbiology
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