Planning for People, Place and Profit
Click to view highlights and presentations from the 2011 Our Woodland Legacy Symposium held December 8, 2011, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
2nd Annual Trees and Water Quality Symposium
Trees Forever held the second Trees & Water Quality Symposium on September 9, 2011 in Moline, Illinois. The event featured two workshop tracks – one for agriculture and one for communities – and two keynote speakers. Dr. Dick Schultz from Iowa State University reported on 20 years of research from the nationally acclaimed Bear Creek Buffer Project in central Iowa. Dr. Les Werner from the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point gave a broader view of how societal, financial and environmental interests can enhance or impede future successes.
Trees Forever Annual Meeting Recap: Award Winners and Presentations
I see leaves of green, prairie roses too… What a Wonderful World!
Each year, Trees Forever holds this special celebration to highlight our achievements from the previous year, and to recognize those volunteers and partners who have contributed significantly to the Trees Forever mission and our programs. Click to see highlights from the August 6, 2011 event.
Western Iowa Workshop
On April 2, 2011, Trees Forever field coordinators and area experts met with community volunteers to discuss current forestry issues and improvement opportunities. The presentations below are from this event.
Trees and Water Quality: Rural and Urban Opportunities
Rich Maaske, Urban Conservationist, Iowa Department of Agriculture & Land Stewardship
Current Forestry Issues in Iowa: What’s Bugging Your Trees
Lindsey Barney, Iowa DNR District Forester
Low Impact Development
Finding Common Ground: Can Engineers, Developers & Conservationists Work Together for a Green Future?
Click to view highlights and presentations from the 2010 Our Woodland Legacy Symposium held December 2, 2010 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Trees and Water Quality
Click to view highlights and presentations from the Tree and Water Quality Symposium held on September 9, 2010 in Moline, Illinois.
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