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.
Each will have a title and description (or abstract); when available a URL link will provide access to the full text of the resource or a contact for acquisition.
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- Community forestry plan
- Current situation of the urban forest in Mexico City
- Building with trees: Trees and development can be compatible
- Planting and light-colored surfacing for energy conservation
- Lessons learned from successful tree programs
- Cooling our communities: A guidebook on tree planting and light-colored surfacing
- Planting and painting the town
- Chicago's evolving urban forest: An initial report of the Chicago Urban Forest Climate Project
- Shade trees for the central and northern United States and Canada
- Treatment of tree wounds
- Urban tree residue: An assessment of wood residue from tree removal and trimming operations in the seven-county metro area of Minnesota
- Oak decline: A comparison of study results from different areas of the South
- Tree inventories and the urban forester
- Ash yellows in Minnesota
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US Conference of Mayors Climate Protection Agreement
- "Climate disruption is an urgent threat to the environmental and economic health of our communities. Many cities, in this country and abroad, already have strong local policies and programs in place to reduce global warming pollution, but more action is needed at the local, state, and federal ... read more...
- Trees & Building Sites
- Partnership strategies: Tree boards and urban forestry
- The status of urban forestry academic accreditation
- Growing greener communities: How can we get the community involved?
- Towards diversity: Educating new professionals
- Urban forestry education: Traditions and possibilities
- Educational urban forestry at Southern University
- Urban and community forestry: The role of a national non-profit
- In our own backyard: Conserving urban wildlife
- Social and economic benefits of the urban forest
- An evaluation of the solar radiant environment in the shade of deciduous trees
- Trees, people and the urban environment
- Urban forests as part of the ecological whole
- Landscape ecology of urban forest corridors
- Benefits of urban shelterbelts
- The urban forest component of public infrastructure
- Public response to the urban forest in inner-city business districts
- Large evergreen trees for the home landscape
- Root development after transplanting
- Identification and control of oak wilt in Texas urban forests
- Growth, form and function of roots and root systems
- Urban trees
- Root barriers for controlling damage to sidewalks
- Tree retention during development
- Interactions between aeration and moisture content in selected urban soils
- Post-transplant root growth and water relations of Thuja occidentalis from field and containers
- The nature of urban soils: Their problems and future
- Soil compaction on heavily used sites
- Development of integrated pest management programs in urban forests: the elm leaf beetle (Xanthogaleruca luteola (Muller)) in California, USA
- A review of the effects of soil compaction and amelioration treatments on landscape trees
- The effect of moisture and sunlight on the severity of dogwood anthracnose in street trees
- Responses of trees to stress
- Urban soil temperatures and their potential impact on tree growth
- Effects of trunk-injected abamectin on the elm leaf beetle
- Street tree decline and construction damage
- Trenching and street trees: Local co-operation and liason
- Factors affecting accumulation of deicing salts in soils around trees
- Using steel rods for the non-destructive assessment of aeration in urban soils
- Evaluation and preservation of champion trees in urban Hong Kong
- Efficient monitoring for an urban IPM program
- Trees in difficult sites
- The relationship of root growth and tree vigour following transplanting
- The tragedy of the commons: An update
- Urban trees in Hong Kong: Benefits and constraints
- A SWAT team for urban forestry
- NU-Tree Net - A resource network for urban foresters
- People, parks and the urban green: A study of popular meanings and values for open spaces in the city
- Soil and tree resource inventories for campus landscapes
- A formula for assessing the ecological value of trees
- Wound closure rates on trees
- Preservation of a large Chinese Banyan on a construction site
- Liabilities and duties associated with trees which abut streets and highways
- The role of forest pathologists in the urban forest
- Planning for avian wildlife in urbanizing areas in American desert/mountain valley environments
- Street tree study as a theme in urban biogeography
- Plants tolerant of wet sites
- Trunk wounds and decay
- Tree root problems
- Transplanting
- Soil problems in urban areas
- Preventing construction damage to trees
- Drought damage to trees
- Watering trees
- Basic water properties: attributes and reactions essential for tree life
- Trees & our air: the role of trees and other vegetation in Houston-area air pollution
- Economic value of urban forests: comparison of economic estimates
- Guide for rating condition and location tree appraisal factors
- Tree and shrub handbook: selection, care, pests, diseases
- Golf course tree management
- Development of community forest policy in England: delivering public benefits on the urban fringe
- Comparison of calculated and measured leaf masses of urban trees
- Planting and managing amenity woodlands. Rev. ed
- Trees for poorly drained soils in the landscape
- Heat stroke in trees
- Urban trees for wildlife
- Objectives, form and functions of urban forests and urban trees
- Selection and establishment of urban forests and urban trees
- Management of urban forests and urban trees
- Research and development in urban forestry in Europe: report of COST Action E12
- National Urban Forestry Unit: a review of progress
- Annual report for activities June 1998 thru May 1999
- How to recognize and prevent hazard trees
- Study of the socially integrative potential of natural spaces: two examples of projects with disabled persons in Switzerland and Germany
- Green industry evaluation of Michigan urban trees
- Selection and establishment of urban forests and urban trees
