Research Documents
Presentation and Project Support Pages
UNRI scientists and cooperators are working on projects across the globe, and often make presentations at many educational, research and university events throughout the year. The following links provide access to resources that have been provided at workshops or presentation sessions. Please check back often since these resources are continually updated and revised.
2012 Presentations, Training & Support Resources
- March 13, 2012 – UMass Urban Forestry Conf. – Storm Planning
- March 19, 2012 – iButton Field Trial Study
- March 28, 2012 – MTWFA Tree Risk Workshop – Wellesley, MA
- April, 11, 2012 – VT SOUL Workshop – Urban Forest Management
2011 Presentations, Training & Support Resources
- March – June 2011 – Urban Forest Strike Team Training Series
- 07/17/2011 – NY ReLeaf Conference Presentation – Tree Benefits
- June 2011 – Springfield, MA Tornado Initiative
- 10/06/2011 – CT Tree Wardens School – Urban Forestry
- 10/20/2011 – CT UF Conference i-Tree – D. Bloniarz/C. Donnelly
- 10/21/2011 – Univ. of Mass Lecture – Urban Storm Response
- 10/16/2011 – MTWFA Workshop: Tree Risk Management
- 12/02/2011 – International Erosion Control Association – D.Bloniarz
- 12/15/2011 – Cornell Extension Certfied Tree Warden Workshop
2010 Presentations, Training & Support Resources
- December 1, 2010 – MA Arborists (MAA) Inventory Presentation
- October 13, 2010 – Storms & the Urban Forest, White Plains, NY
- July 27, 2010 – ISA Chicago – Arboriculture & Technology
- July 24, 2010 – ISA i-Tree Academy Workshop, Morton Arboretum
- July 2010 – IUFRO/ISA Urban Forestry Standards Support
- June 15-16, 2010 – i-Tree Workshop, Portsmouth, NH
Institute Timely Topic Briefs
The science behind the work of UNRI scientists is highlighted in this series of briefs that provide an overviews of the topics of interest to urban natural resource managers. These “Timely Topic Briefs” will highlight the latest research findings and bring the latest tools to your attention.
UNRI Scientists at Work
The Institute’s scientists serve to promote technology transfer of urban and community forestry scientific information through through working relationships and information networks with sate, local and industry partners. The work of UNRI scientists is outlined in the “UNRI Scientists at Work” series of profiles provided here.
