Hello Friends and Neighbors!
I am contacting you to let you know that
we recently opened
registration for the 2016 Community Forester Workshop Series...
Please help us recruit more advocates of the Denver urban forest by sharing the info below! THANKS : )
2016 Community Forester
Training
- Registration Now Open!
Have you ever wanted to learn more about trees, advocate our urban forest, educate others, or help improve your community's tree canopy? Now is an excellent time to do just that...
The Park People, in partnership with Denver Parks & Recreation, hosts the Community Forester training program to teach volunteers to become stewards of the urban forest. With the impending arrival of Emerald Ash Borer, there's never been a more critical time to help build a strong network of skilled and knowledgeable volunteer foresters!
BE A STEWARD OF THE DENVER URBAN FOREST
Sign up for Community Forester Training
...
Whether you're a veteran Community Forester wanting to brush up your skills, a Tree Steward hoping to get those last workshops to become a full-fledged
Community Forester, or a new volunteer who wants to learn more about trees, please check out the schedule below.
Register TODAY by calling The Park People at: 303.722.6262
Please share this info with others and help us recruit new volunteers to support our community forest.
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For more information on each workshop, check out: 2016 Community Forester Information
COMMUNITY FORESTER TRAINING SCHEDULE
Registration deadline: March 10th... Apply today as class size is limited and tends to fill up quickly!
Classes are $20 ea. or you may attend all five for $80. To become a Community Forester, participants must complete all five sessions. However, individuals may take Trees 101 and at least one other class to become a Tree Steward.
The 2016 Community Forester Program is Generously Supported by:
