Urban Forestry Today
 Traditional Container-Grown (CG) Tree Planting
'Urban Forestry Today' Presents two upcoming CEU opportunities - Sept 04 & Oct 02, 2025 @ Noon (Eastern)
 Soil Sampling
 Introduction
Free Noonhour (Eastern) Broadcasts return, Sept 04, 2025
"Safety Update - The New Z133 Standard"
with John Ball, PhD
Join Dr. John Ball, South Dakota State University, as he returns to outline the major changes in the
Z133 Safety Guidelines, as they pertain to Arboriculture/Urban Forestry operations.
To attend live on 9/04/25 @ Noon (Eastern) and receive an ISA/MCA CEU at no cost,
click here or visit www.joinwebinar.com & enter 345-177-307
(Space will be limited – all attendees should be prepared to join the live broadcast promptly)
Here we answer common questions and offer helpful do-it-yourself tips about tree planting, soil sampling, and the environment:
Free Noonhour (Eastern) Broadcasts continue, Oct 02, 2025
"Understanding the Lifespan of Urban Trees"
with Deb Hilbert, PhD
To derive the benefits of urban tree planting, trees must be able to survive and mature. Join Dr. Deborah Hilbert, SUNY ESF,
as she furthers our understanding about tree longevity & survival in the urban environment.
Save the Date to attend live on 10/02/25 @ Noon (Eastern) and receive an ISA/MCA CEU at no cost,
(Space will be limited – all attendees should be prepared to join the live broadcast promptly)
 In-Ground Fabric (IGF) Container Tree Planting
 Percolation Testing
Dr. Rick W. Harper
Extension Professor of Urban & Community Forestry
Department of Environmental Conservation
University of Massachusetts Amherst
160 Holdsworth Way
Amherst, MA 01003
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For more information:
Obtain CE Credit for the LIVE BROADCAST in three easy steps:
1. Watch the webcast and obtain the CEU course code at the end of the live presentation.
2. Complete the participant survey by clicking on the button:
3. Go to the CE Credit page and complete the appropriate form for CEUs.
Urban Forestry Today 'Do-It-Yourself' Video Series
Urban Trees and Plymouth Shoreline, Plymouth, MA
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