Join the Kansas Forest Service Community Forestry Program for statewide workshops in November! You’ll learn more about the recently completed canopy assessment for all incorporated cities in Kansas, how you can utilize your community’s data and the values of your community’s tree canopy. Biotic and abiotic impacts to community trees, pruning strategies to reduce canopy loss and how to reforest your community will round out these four-hour workshops.
Registration for the day is $5. All programs will run from 8:30am – 1:00pm. ISA CEUs will be available.
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Tim McDonnell, Community Forestry Coordinator for Kansas Forest Service, and Gary Farris, Arborist for the City of Wichita, recently recorded a podcast that highlights the importance of community forests. They discuss how Kansas also faces challenges in regards to protecting urban forests.