Founded in 1964, the SMA is an organization of municipal arborists and urban foresters. Our membership also includes consultants, commercial firms, nonprofits, tree boards, tree wardens, allied professionals, and citizens who actively practice or support some facet of municipal forestry. A professional affiliate of the International Society of Arboriculture, the SMA has members from across North America and beyond. Through our magazine, City Trees, our conferences, our website and our many active members, we strive to create networking and educational opportunities that promote the sound, professional management of a vital and invaluable resource.
It is with a heavy heart that we inform you of the passing of Dr. Kamran Abdollahi this past Wednesday. Dr. Abdollahi has been a loyal and valued faculty member, research scientist, advisor and advocate of the Southern University College of Agricultural, Family and Consumer Sciences (CAFCS) and the...
Municipal Trees and Human Well-being: Making the Connections
Registration now open for the March 25, 2021 Muni Mini Series Webinar from 1-4 pm EST, "The Nuts and Bolts of Tree Inventories," sponsored by PlanItGeo. Registration Fee $39. CEU's available.
Gumby Reunion fun! If you haven't signed up for MFI Day 2021 tomorrow, there's still time. . .
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Seeing the Urban Forest for the Trees https://t.co/UkIOcGa1Wo
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Call for proposals now open on our website for the annual SMA Conference. Share your expertise with your colleagues… https://t.co/QYdcdy19yC
Should Ashland cut down 2 old trees for a Japanese garden? (photos) https://t.co/PqThmhVA0N