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Research in Urban Forestry: Collaborative Learning
Last May, I had the opportunity to visit Halifax, NS, for the Canadian Association of Geographers conference to present my doctoral work...
Positive Change: The Future Is Looking Bright for the Canadian Urban Forest Network
Our goals for the CUFN (Canadian Urban Forest Network) and CUFS (Canadian Urban Forestry Strategy) are to foster greater learning, both nationally and internationally,...
Forests of the Future
By Megan de Graaf, MScF Through its Climate Change Resilient Forest Corridors Project, the Fundy Biosphere Reserve has identified climate change-resilient tree...
Research in urban forestry: The social side of things
Urban forestry research has been generally classified in two categories: the biophysical and applied areas, and the social science side of things....
Research in Urban Forestry: Expanding Directions and Sharing Knowledge
Our Tree Canada team was sitting around our table in the boardroom discussing a recent event when I offered a casual reference...
Canada’s Real Gold – Maple Syrup!
By Michael Rosen, President Tree Canada The Olympics comes every four years but Canada’s real gold comes annually from that nectar of...
Urban Cowboy Meets Calgary Floods
By Michael Rosen, President, Tree Canada The trip was arranged way in advance. I was invited in May by TELUS (Tree Canada...
Tree Canada dedicates first International Day of Forests to Michelle Gauthier
The United Nations General Assembly has proclaimed March 21 the International Day of Forests. As the UN website says, “The Day will...