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Caterpillar fact sheetTent caterpillars are in force this year and many calls to the Extension Office seeking help. Please click here to review the New York fact sheet and also for more information visit this site. http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/2000/2022.html
We invite you to click here to see color photos of tent caterpillars, swallow worts, and other environmental projects. More updates and photos to appear as soon as possible.
Viburnum Leaf Beetle We're calling upon gardeners, youth and others to help us learn more about viburnum leaf beetles -- an exotic pest that's marching across the northeast and decimating viburnum shrubs both in natural areas and landscape plantings.
Also visit the project website http://www.hort.cornell.edu/vlb
for more details, pictures and in the news section more fliers to help advertise
this opportunity for citizen young and older to engage in real world science.
Here's a one page flier that allows more insight into this beetle....click here please
Community forestry
deals with planning for, establishing and maintaining healthy tree populations
in the public domain: roadsides, parks, playgrounds, schools, and the like.
Cooperative Extension's Community Forestry Program provides training, educational
materials and other support to people responsible for tree care such as village
and town officials, grounds managers, tree care professionals and interested
citizens.
Articles
Please
note that at the bottom of each article there is a contact person, please be
advised that Paul is no longer with Extension and if you have questions you
should call [315]379-9192, ask for Steve VanderMark. Thank You.
Benefits
of Trees
Care
of Young Trees
Community
Forestry is For Everyone
Preventing
Construction Damage to Trees
Get
Ready for Arbor Day
Keeping
It Together--Cabling Weak Trees
Long
Range Strategic Pruning
Mother
Nature Doesn't Live Here
Oh
Christmas Tree
Recreational
Tree Climbing--A Growing Sport
Root
Damage: The Root of the Problem
Preventing
Salt Injury to Trees
Test
Your Tree IQ
Tree
Immune Systems: How Trees Resist Decay
Tree
Topping
Fact Sheets
1. Tree
Hazard Mitigation
2. Community
Tree Selection
3. Tree
Inventory
4. Tree
Citizen Groups
5. Hazard
Evaluation of Community Trees
6. Training
Young Community Trees
7. Buying
Quality Community Trees
8.
Community Tree Ordinance
9. Mulching
Trees
10.
Staking Trees
11.
Evaluation of Trunk Cavities
12. Underwire
Trees
13.
Fertilizing Trees
14. Predicting
Limb Breakage
15. Low-Maintenance
Street Tree Cultivars
16. Managing
Storm-Damaged Trees
17. Tree
Root Damage
18. Road
Salt and Trees
19. Shade
Tree Anthracnose
20.
Borers
21. Micronutrients
22. Trees
& Sidewalks
23. Common
Maple Problems
24. Bare
Root Tree Planting
25.
Wood Decay Fungi
26.
How to Kill a Stump
27. Post-1995
Resources
28. Native
Tree Species
29.
Setback Plantings
30. Tree
Care Standards
31.
Citizen Workers
32. Computers
& Tree Care
33. Maintenance
Pruning
34. Acceptable
Tree Species for Zone 4
Links
National
Urban and Community Forestry Advisory Council
National Community Forestry Center, Northern
Forest Region
NE Center for Urban and Community
Forestry
Urban Horticulture
Institute, Cornell University
Urban Forestry Center for the
Midwestern States
National Arborist Association
National Arbor Day Foundation
International Society for Aboriculture (ISA)
Updated October 19, 2005
