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Connecticut Urban Forest Council Outstanding Project Awards
In 2006, the Connecticut Urban Forest Council began a new program of recognizing those urban forestry projects that have occurred throughout the state that are exceptional. These are projects that demonstrate the potential of what can be done in urban forestry in Connecticut. There is no limit as to the number of projects that may be recognized in any one year, and projects do not need to have been completed within the past year. Indeed, many projects are ongoing and others may not reveal their importance until a period of time has passed. All, though, are worthy of note for others in the state.
Awards
Outstanding Urban Forestry Projects
| Year Awarded |
Project |
Main Participants |
| 2009 |
Replanting of the Ledyard Oak |
Sprigs and Twigs |
| 2008 |
New Haven Tree Inventory GIS Project
using city teens |
Urban Resources Initiative |
| 2008 |
The Park City GIS Boot
Camp |
The City of Bridgeport and CT DEP Forestry |
| 2008 |
The UFORE Project in the City of Hartford |
The City of Hartford, the Knox Parks Foundation, CT
DEP Forestry and the US Forest Service |
| 2007 |
Trees for Hartford Neighborhoods |
Knox Parks Foundation |
| 2007 |
The Shelter Cove Neighbhorhood Project |
The City of Milford and Annaliese Spaziano, Kelly
Graham and the Students at the Milford Alternative Education School |
| 2006 |
"The Greening of Connecticut Cities & Towns" |
editors Robert M. Ricard and Glenn D. Dreyer |
| 2006 |
The Ongoing Volunteer Inventory of Public Trees
in the City of Milford |
The City of Milford and Milford Trees Inc. |
To Go To Individual and Community Awards
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