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Nominations Now Open for Great Urban Forestry Work in Oregon, Dec. 26
Nominations Now Open for Great Urban Forestry Work in Oregon, Dec. 26
Nominations Now Open for Great Urban Forestry Work in Oregon, Dec. 26

Published on: 12/26/2024

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OR Dept. of Forestry release - SALEM, Ore. – Feb. 15 is the deadline to nominate an individual or organization for recognition from the non-profit Oregon Community Trees (OCT) and the Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF). Nomination for the 2025 Oregon Urban & Community Forestry Awards can be submitted through an online form. Since 1994, OCT and ODF have recognized individuals, communities, and organizations in the state who demonstrate outstanding accomplishments and leadership in urban and community forestry. The goal of the awards program is two-fold: • to celebrate Oregonians who understand that healthy urban forests foster thriving communities and • to encourage support from their community leaders. Award categories: The Individual Award is given to a person who has made significant contributions to urban forestry in Oregon. This may be work in tree planting and care, engaging citizens in community forestry, raising awareness about urban trees, and protecting Oregon’s urban forests. The Organization Award is given to a business, non-profit, school or municipality actively promoting healthy urban and community forests in Oregon through education, awareness, advocacy and investment in our urban forests.

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