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February 2, 2010  
 
 
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UPCOMING WEBCASTS

Tree Ordinances and Design Standards
February 4, 2010, 1-2pm EST

As urban areas expand, communities want to preserve open lands and environmentally sensitive areas and mitigate environmental problems related to development. Often a tree ordinance is a key aspect of the framework for managing community forests and, in general, public resources.
Trainers:
Craig Richardson, Vice President & Principal, Clarion Associates
Chad Meadows, Vice President, Sr. Associate, Clarion Associates


State Advocacy for Trees
February 18, 2010, 1-2pm EST

While news headlines about "special interests" may depict a negative view of lobbying, organized advocacy shapes the way public resources are directed. Protecting and promoting urban forests is an issue of authentic public concern that deserves to be well represented.
Trainers:
Sarah Griffith, State Urban Forestry Coordinator, WA DNR
Gary Allen, Chair, Partnership for Sustainable Forestry


 


   
 


RECENT WEBCASTS

Available for free download
* Canopy Campaigns and Public Tree Goals
* Green Jobs- Part II: Seeding Career Opportunities
* The Value of Shade: Energy and Climate Impacts
Sustainability- Part II: Community Orchards

 
   
 


2010 ACT POLICY SUMMIT
April 20-21, 2010
Rep. Allyson Schwartz (D-PA) confirmed to speak!

ACT is pleased to invite you to the second-annual Green Infrastructure Summit in Washignton, DC. The two-day event will feature conversations with the country's top authorities on forward-thinking solutions to urban environmental health and livability. This year's panel discussions will focus on four topics: Re-thinking Stormwater Management, City Planning/SmartGrowth, Energy Security, and Green Jobs.

 

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