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A Guide for Municipal Tree Commissions
Only twenty-eight percent of Pennsylvania boroughs and cities had a community tree program according to a 1991 estimate. Although this percentage has grown in the last few years, it illustrates that many Pennsylvania communities are overlooking a tremendous opportunity to develop and sustain a valuable community asset - their trees. The following guide explains why communities should start tree programs and how these programs will help any Pennsylvania municipality take advantage of the many values trees provide.
Authors
W.F. Elmendorf, H.D. Gerhold
W.F. Elmendorf, H.D. Gerhold
Date Published
2000
2000
Publisher
Pennsylvania Forestry Association
Mechanicsburg, PA (US)
Attachments and Links
Publication Number
2300-BK-DCNR3009
2300-BK-DCNR3009
Resource Type
Manual/Guide/Workbook
Manual/Guide/Workbook
Resource Format
Booklet
Booklet
Funding Source
Local (Municipal), University/College
Local (Municipal), University/College
Sub-Topics
Benefits (general/multiple), Budget Process, Community Forestry, Funding and Grants, Inventory (tree), Ordinances/Regulation
Benefits (general/multiple), Budget Process, Community Forestry, Funding and Grants, Inventory (tree), Ordinances/Regulation
State(s)/Region(s)
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Keywords
ACT, BMP
ACT, BMP
Indexed By
NAUCF
NAUCF
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