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UCF Publications Oregon Department of Forestry
Overview UCF On-Line Publications UCF Printed Materials Overview
The ODF Urban and Community Forestry Assistance Program has a wide assortment of online publications, printed materials and videos available for loan.
If you can't find the item you're looking for here, please contact the
office for specific titles, since these change from time to time.
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UCF On-Line Publications
Newsletters:
The following urban and community forestry titles are available on-line. This material includes items produced by ODF, by Oregon State University Extension, by the USDA Forest Service, or by other state forestry agencies. Most links will take you away from the ODF web server.
Community Tree Connections
After five years of publishing the Oregon Department of Forestry Urban Forestry newsletter as “Oregon CommuniTreeLink”, the ODF U&CF staff has given the newsletter a new look and name. “Community Tree Connections” aptly describes what this newsletter is designed to do - connect people with resources to help improve their community forests. While the name and look may have changed, we plan to continue the tradition of giving readers quick insights, ideas, and resource links that can help grow municipal urban forestry programs and create or improve community forestry efforts across the state.
The newsletter will continue to be published every other month in this electronic format, but with some additional flexibility to extend to three pages when necessary, and including a photo or two at times. The ODF U&CF staff invites you to submit news of what is happening in your part of the state, or to make suggestions about topics you would like to see in this newsletter.
CommuniTree Link
A bimonthly newsletter connecting people with resources to help them improve their Community Forests.
(This bimonthly newsletter is a product of the Oregon Department of Forestry Urban and Community Forestry Assistance Program, in cooperation with the USDA Forest Service.)Oregon CommuniTree News
Official newsletter for Oregon Community Trees, a 501©(3) non-profit organization formed to promote the proper planting and management of our urban and community forests. Published biannually in cooperation with the Oregon Department of Forestry´s Urban and Community Forestry Assistance Program with the financial support of the USDA Forest Service.
- Volume 13, Number 2, Fall 2003 (pdf)
- Volume 13, Number 1, Spring 2003 (pdf)
- Volume 11, Number 1, Spring 2001 (pdf)
- Volume 10, Number 4, Winter 2000 (pdf)
- Volume 10, Number 3, Fall 2000 (pdf)
Other Publications:
UCF Printed Materials
To obtain single copies of any printed material below, please
email us.
- ODF Urban and Community Forestry Program Brochure
- An Introductory Guide to Urban and Community Forestry Programs
- A Technical Guide to Community and Urban Forestry in Washington, Oregon, and California
- Tree City USA
- Celebrate Arbor Day (NADF)
- Introductory Guide to Arbor Day (ISA)
- Urban and Community Forestry Minority Outreach Guide
- Tree Selection Guide for Southwestern Oregon
- ReTree International Tree Planting Handbook
- City of Eugene Urban Forest Management Plan
- Working with Each Other: How to Make Your Tree Board More Effective
- A Handbook for Tree Board Members (NADF)
- What Tree Is That? A guide to the more common trees found in the Western US
- Defensible Space: Planning and Managing Your Fire Defensible Landscaping
- When A Tree is Damaged or Destroyed (Council of Tree & Landscape Appraisers)
- Guide to Oregon Historical Markers and Heritage Trees
- The Right Tree in the Right Place (PacifiCorp)
- Small Trees for Small Places (PacifiCorp)
- Tree Selection (PGE)
- Power Friendly Trees
- Growing Together with the Treetures (Teachers Guide)
- Planting Native Trees & Shrubs for Healthy Watersheds: A How-to Book for Community Groups
If you can't find the item you're looking for, please
contact us for specific titles since these change from time to time.
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