The latest issue of Arboriculture & Urban Forestry is now online!

In this Issue:
- Civic Science in Urban Forestry: Introduction to a Second Special Issue
- Citizen Science and Tree Health Assessment: How Useful Are the Data?
- Accuracy of Volunteer-Derived Data from a Single-Day Inventory Event Built Around a Crowdsourced Tree Mapping Application
- Monitoring Young Tree Survival with Citizen Scientists: The Evolving Tree Checkers Program
- Drivers of Public Participation in Urban Restoration Stewardship Programs: Linkages Between Environmental Identity and Knowledge, and Motivations
- Volunteering for Forest Health: A Public-Private Partnership in Oakville, Ontario, Canada
- Inspiring Resident Engagement: Indentifying Street Tree Stewardship Participation Strategies in Environmental Justice Communities Using a Community-Based Social Marketing Approach

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