Dudley R. Hartel

Used by the USDA Forest Service Technology & Science Delivery working group to track activity, conversation, ideas, and products from their ecoHUB portal.

Used to track personal observations, thoughts, and passion for important tree(s) where you live, work, or play; used for photos, videos, poetry, or prose. (originally coined by Troy Bowman 24Sep13)

Used to track personal observations, thoughts, and passion for the urban forest where you live, work, or play; used for photos, videos, poetry, or prose.

Used to designate a specific urban agriculture and local food practice where natural or planted urban trees produce food (e.g. fruit, nuts)

Refers exclusively to Urban & Community Forestry Coordinators in Region 8 of the USDA Forest Service; a contraction devised from urban + coordinator; may be used in plural form.

particularly in urban areas, walls with vines or other green facade (e.g. espalier), a specific type of green infrastructure; may function as sound, visual, or esthetic barrier or architectural feature

Refers to the USDA Forest Service (More) Kids in the Woods program; or local programs or events addressing the disconnect between children and nature; http://***

green infrastructure; can be natural (e.g. riparian areas)or built (e.g. rain gardens, swales)

Refers to the wildland-urban interface (WUI) and/or the rural-urban interface; the managed and un-managed forest land in the developing areas around and near urban centers.

Refers to the wildland-urban interface (WUI) and/or the rural-urban interface; the managed and un-managed forest land in the developing areas around and near urban centers. Most typically related to forest fires and damage in developing areas e.g. Firewise.

Fire Performance Plant Selector developed by the USDA Forest Service Mid-Atlantic Urban Forestry Center in Morgantown (WVA). www.fireplantselector.org

Events & speaking engagements for staff of the Centers for Urban & Interface Forestry (CUIF) located in Gainesville (Florida) and Athens (Georgia). (see also #tacuif, #tacuif, #cuif, #srs4952)

Research, technology transfer, and activities of the USDA Forest Service unit SRS-4952 Integrating Human & Natural Systems located in Athens, Georgia. www.humanandnaturalsystems.org

General programs, participation, and activities of the Centers for Urban & Interface Forestry (USDA Forest Service) located in Gainesville (Florida) and Athens (Georgia). www.InterfaceSouth.org and www.UrbanForestrySouth.org. (see also ttcuif & tacuif)

Specifically refers to the asset reporting of urban forests in US and under similar rulings in other countries (e,g, Canada, New Zealand, Australia). Generically the General Accounting Standards Board (US) ruling that requires state and local governments to begin reporting all financial transactions, including the value of their infrastructure assets.

Development, training, use, and research on the i-Tree Suite of tools developed by the USDA Forest Service (Syracuse, NY and Davis, CA); these include: Eco, Design, Streets, Vue, and Hydro. www.itreetools.org

Urban Tree Canopy measurement and analysis of environmental benefits, community canopy goals, related policy/ordinances, and tree planting opportunities.

Tweets on food production in forests including urban forests. Related to the #urbanag hashtag.

Identifies technical assistance activities of the Centers for Urban & Interface Forestry (USDA Forest Service) located in Gainesville (Florida) and Athens (Georgia). www.InterfaceSouth.org and www.UrbanForestrySouth.org.

Identifies technology transfer activities of the Centers for Urban & Interface Forestry (USDA Forest Service) located in Gainesville (Florida) and Athens (Georgia). www.InterfaceSouth.org and www.UrbanForestrySouth.org.

Topics (tweets) related to urban tree risk assessment and management.

Activities of the Urban Forest Strike Team. A disaster response project that consists of certified arborists and urban foresters supported by the Southern Group of State Foresters, state agencies, and federal partners.

Activities of the Urban Forest Strike Team. A disaster response project that consists of certified arborists and urban foresters supported by the Southern Group of State Foresters, state agencies, and federal partners.