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Monday, October 28, 2013

Here is a great piece by my friend and colleague Ric Mayer underscoring the importance of urban forestry after a disaster.

Growing Trees Togetherwww.isa-arbor.com/events/conference/proceedings/2013/MAYER_Sprouting a Community Recovery Forest.pdf

Ny eden elc 2013 sept from Keith Tidball

Keith G. Tidball, Ph.D. at 5:40 PM No comments:

Keith G. Tidball, Ph.D.: Tidball conducts research, extension, and outreach activities in the area of ecological dimensions of human security. He is focused on natural resources management questions at the leading edge, “at the tip of the spear,” in places and time periods characterized by violence, conflict, disaster or war. This work includes vulnerability assessment, resilience analysis, risk management and adaptation strategies within linked human-environment systems, as well as cultural systems analysis within these contexts. Extension and outreach around these and related topics comprise the bulk of Tidball's portfolio.

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