Get to know Washington’s trees. This course provides a foundation in tree anatomy, winter tree identification and an overview in how trees function to provide the benefits we enjoy in the urban forest. The session will culminate with a street tree identification walk led by Casey Trees staff. This is a Citizen Forester-qualifying course.
Getting There
The Metrorail station is Brookland-CUA (Red Line) which is a 10 minute walk. The Metrobus stop is near the intersection of 12th and Irving Street NE (served by the H8) or the Brookland-CUA Metro station (served by the H2, H4, H6, G8, R4 and 80). At our office, there is ample street parking and we accommodate bicycles on-site.
Instructors
Stephanie Juchs, Community Education Coordinator, Casey Trees
Priscilla Plumb, Youth Programs Coordinator, Casey Trees, ISA Certified Arborist
Who Should Attend?
Open to the general public for anyone interested in learning about trees and their benefits or becoming a Citizen Forester.
Meals
All attendees will be provided with a light breakfast and lunch. Please note your dietary preferences and/or allergies when registering so we can attempt to accommodate your needs.
Continuing Education Credits
ISA Continuing Education Credits pending.