Extension: Urban Forestry

Urban foresters attend to trees within the City of Knoxville.

The importance of trees, vegetation, and landscaping in urban areas cannot be understated. They help to cool cities, improve air quality and water quality, and help create desirable, pedestrian-friendly spaces. Our Urban Forestry Extension provides valuable, expert information on tree and urban landscape care and maintenance for private citizens, municipalities, and industry.

Contact

Sharon Jean-Philippe
Professor
865-974-2946
jeanphil@utk.edu

Resources

Webinar Series

The Tennessee Urban Forestry Council and UT Residential and Community Forestry Workgroup have joined forces to bring you free educational webinars to help you manage urban forests. For participants interested in earning International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) CEUs, there is now a $10 fee associated with the webinars. The webinars are limited to 1,000 participants.

Thursday, March 21, 2024, 11am Central / 12pm Eastern

Nutrients Trees Need and How They Get Them

Speaker:
Dr. Jennifer Franklin
Professor of Forest Restoration
School of Natural Resources
University of Tennessee

1-CEU ISA Certified Arborist ($10 fee)

Register here.


Webinar replays:

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Residential and Community Forestry Resources

Meet the Residential and Community Forestry Workgroup

Residential and Community Forestry News

Tree News You Can Use: Where Not to Plant a Tree!

Tree News You Can Use: Bucking Tree Selection Trends

Tree News You Can Use: Leaves Drop… It’s What Trees Do!

Tree News You Can Use: Drought Stress in Landscape Trees

Tree News You Can Use: Utility Vegetation Management

Tree News You Can Use: Did the December Freeze Kill My Tree?

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Tree News You Can Use: Emerging and Recurring Pest

Tree News You Can Use: Reducing Stressors in the Landscape

Tree News You Can Use: Fungi – The Wood Destroyers

Tree News You Can Use: The Beauty of Trees

Tree News You Can Use: Mulch Is Good!

In this photo, mulch has been applied too deep and too close to the stem, creating “mulch volcanoes.”

Tree News You Can Use: Planting Depths: When is Low Too Low?

Tree News You Can Use: Plant Health Care

Tree News You Can Use: Fall Planting Season is Underway

Tree News You Can Use: Tennessee Champion Tree Program

Sharon Jean-Philippe and Lee Rumble speak with Brad and April Petree of Petree Arbor, Lawn and Landscape.

Tree News You Can Use: Hiring the Right Tree Care Company Part II: Pruning Techniques

Tree News You Can Use: Spring Planting Selections

Tree News You Can Use: Trees and Winter Weather

Tree News You Can Use: Selecting and Establishing the Right Plant