May 21, 2009  
 
 
ABOUT US
  Alliance for Community
Trees is dedicated to improving the environment where 80% of Americans live: our cities, towns, and villages. Together, ACT's national network of members have planted and cared for 14.9 million trees with help from 4.3 million volunteers.
 
ABOUT WEBCASTS
The Third Thursday Webcast Series is a monthly webcast held at the lunch hour. The goal is to create informal trainings for local urban and community forestry organizations. The trainings leverage local successes by amplifying to a larger audience the model organizations' methods, materials, and approaches. 
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Tree Campus USA
May 21, 2009
1:00- 2:00pm EST

The Tree Campus USA program recognizes college and university campuses that effectively manage their campus trees, develop connectivity with the community beyond campus borders to foster healthy urban forests, and strive to engage their student population utilizing service learning opportunities. By meeting the annual standards and being recognized as a Tree Campus USA college, you can create a campus that not only benefits the environment, but also instills pride in the students, faculty, and community.

 
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SESSION TOPICS
Webcast attendees will learn:
* Standard 1- Campus Tree Advisory Committee
* Standard 2- Campus Tree Care Plan
* Standard 3- Campus Tree Program Expenditures
* Standard 4- Arbor Day Observance
* Standard 5- Service Learning Project

 
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Mary Widhelm, Arbor Day Foundation
Mary Widhelm is Program Coordinator responsible for Tree Campus USA at Arbor Day Foundation. Through this program, colleges and universities across the United States can be recognized as a Tree Campus USA college by meeting five standards developed to promote healthy trees and student involvement.

 
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ON THE GROUND
Teresa Rhodes, Keep Indianapolis Beautiful
In 2008, Keep Indianapolis Beautiful started their Tree Campus USA program in collaboration with Indiana University as a way for the college community to make a commitment to their campus trees. Sometimes overlooked, campus trees can significantly improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon dioxide, and provide green spaces for students and faculty to gather.

 


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NEIGHBORWOODS NETWORK EXCHANGE
Extended Learning- On the Ground

There is so much more that can be learned in a week than in an hour, and on the ground as opposed to on a webcast. So here is your chance! Join the webcast to learn more about the 
NeighborWoods Network Exchange and how you can spend a week shadowing another ACT member.

 



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REGISTER FOR ALL WEBCASTS:

http://actrees.org/site/stories/act_webcast_series.php

 
 
 
 
   
 
 

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