Published Library Resources
This virtual library holds a wide range of urban forestry resources including: research abstracts and full text journal articles, trade magazine articles, CDs, other technology transfer resources, books (or chapters of books), patents, ordinances, theses and dissertations, and conference proceedings.
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- Predicting dimensional relationships for Twin Cities shade trees
- Evaluating the cost effectiveness of shade trees for demand-side management
- Urban and community forestry in Pennsylvania: sustaining and funding an urban forestry program
- Tree plantation and environment awareness
- Energy conservation through community forestry
- Selecting, planting, and caring for your shade trees
- Urban arboriculture (L' arboriculture urbaine)
- The potential of urban forestry in developing countries: A concept paper
- Designating your community's open space: A parks, recreation, and open space planning guide
- Arborists' certification study guide
- Trees in urban design. 2d ed
- Urban forestry and the workplace
- Managing visual quality in big, diverse urban parks: A case study of Chicago's Lincoln Park
- The role of natural environment aesthetics in the restorative experience
- New trees for metropolitan landscapes: Getting them from the experimental nursery to the street
- Woody-plant succession in the urban forest: Filling cracks and crevices
- Strategies for urban tree improvement research with seldom used species
- The nurseryman's role in the species trial project
- Shading effects of deciduous trees
- Specifications for construction around trees
- Applying forest management concepts to urban tree maintenance
- Polyethylene tarping of elm firewood to prevent elm bark beetle flight
- The costs of crisis vs. programmed street tree maintenance
- Urban shade trees and carpenter ants
- The application of integrated pest management principles in reducing costs of urban tree maintenance
- The public utilities and trees
- Dutch elm disease in California
- The ecology of tree roots and the practical significance thereof
- Establishing grass, shrubs and trees on completed sanitary landfills
- Street trees of Melbourne
- Amenity trees of the future?
- Checklist of cultivated maples IV. Acer saccharinum L
- Checklist of cultivated maples III. Acer platanoides L
- METRIA projects on species trials and cultivar testing
- Horticultural suitability as an economic criterion for species selection
- Evaluating urban forest structure for modifying microclimate: The Dayton Climate Project
- Landscape elements and climate parameters in energy conservation design
- Urban forestry and city watersheds
- Energy conservation through urban forestry
- Valuation of privately-owned amenity trees
- Managing the urban forest for wildlife
- Recreational and aesthetic significance of urban woodland
- Preferred features of urban parks and forests
- Recreational benefits of residual open space: A case study of four communities in northeastern New Jersey
- Inner city preferences for trees and urban forestry programs
- Woodlands in urban areas: A resource and refuge
- Corporate support for educating youth in urban forestry
- Project Learning Tree--Ohio's success
- Process and design for successful environmental education programs
- Nature city: Translating the natural environment into urban languages
- Certification and licensing of arborists
- Urban forestry in undergraduate education
- Is urban forestry education ready for the future?
- A landscape architect's perspective of urban forestry
- Reaching the urban audience: The contribution of urban foresters
- Shading effects of deciduous trees
- Multiple use urban forest management in the Federal Republic of Germany
- Proceedings Greenline and Urbanline Parks Conference, Albany, N.Y., May 20, 1983
- METRIA 4: Proceedings of the fourth conference of the Metropolitan Tree Improvement Alliance, New York Botanical Garden, June, 1983
- Promoting urban forestry
- Urban forestry: Some lessons from Germany
- Arboriculture in Lake Forest, Illinois
- Discussion of the METRIA species trial project goals, activities, coordination
- Urban forestry in Florida
- Urban tree cultivar exchange program of the Netherlands and the United States
- The Central Park tree inventory: A management model
- The management of urban street trees using computerised inventory systems
- Remote sensing survey of pecan trees in five Texas cities
- Municipal ordinances' relation to trees
- The use of small computers in the tree care business
- Managing urban forests using forestry concepts
- Managing greenspace in multiple-family neighborhoods
- Iowa public tree inventory system
- Computer-assisted street tree management
- Microcomputer databases for data management in urban forestry
- Managing urban river corridors: Implications for urban forestry
- Developing a community forestry program
- Preferences of Detroit residents for urban forests and forestry programs
- Urban trees and an ecological approach to urban landscape design
- Private sector business analogies applied in urban forestry
- Urban wood waste recovery: Summary of conference proceedings
- Ecological considerations in urban forest management
- Tree root damage to sidewalks and curbs
- Stress management for trees
- Targets for proper tree care
- Soil factors related to urban sugar maple decline
- The importance of honey fungus (Armillaria) in urban forestry
- Arborists and insect control: Past, present, and future
- Urban and suburban trees: Pest problems, needs, prospects, and solutions. Description of a problem analysis
- Management techniques for utility tree maintenance
- Ecological function and the perception of suburban residential landscapes
- The forest where we live: A national strategic plan. U.S. Forest Service, FS-543. 23 pp
- Managing urban and high-use recreation settings
- Perceptions of ecological restorations in urban parks. Policy recommendations and directions: A Lincoln Park case study
- The economic contribution of trees to urban communities
- The environmental economic impact of woodland: A two stage hedonic price model of the amenity value of forestry in Britain
- Value of urban greenspace for air quality improvement: Lincoln Park, Chicago
- Energy-efficient and environmental landscaping: Cut your utility bills by up to 30 percent and create a natural, healthy yard
- Energy saving landscapes: The Minnesota homeowner's guide
- Street tree factsheets
