RI Tree Reveals Dates of Tree Stewards Course in Warwick, RI
PROVIDENCE, RI, March 27—Rhode Island Tree Council recently announced that registration is now open for its Spring Tree Stewards course, which will be held at the AAA building in the City Hall Annex Community Room . The course’s lecture sessions are May 1, 8, 15, and 22 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The course’s planting session is May 17 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. The course fee is $50.00 for RITree members and $75 for non-members. Registration can be made online at www.ritree.org or by calling RITree @ 401-764-5885. Seating is limited.
“The Tree Stewards course provides an in-depth look at the basics of tree care and growth and covers various tree-related topics,” says John Campanini, RITree’s technical director. “It’s always been our most popular course, so seating fills up quickly. It’s only one of RI Tree’s many activities to educate the public about trees and their benefits.”
The Tree Stewards Course is held in the fall and the spring at locations throughout Rhode Island. The course reviews the basics of tree care and tree growth, including the following topics:
• Tree Biology
• Tree Identification
• Tree Health
• Planting & Pruning
• Urban Forestry
• Soil
The course also reviews insect and disease diagnosis, common invasives, and plant stressors. Attendees should bring a lunch to the Saturday workshops. The course provides 21.5 ISA CEUs and 20 MG for landscape professionals.
For more information about the courses or to register, call Robin Enos at RI Tree at 401-764-5885 or visit its website: www.ritree.org. People also can register by emailing the organization at ritree@ritree.org.
About RITree
The Rhode Island Tree Council is a tax-exempt, non-profit group dedicated to improving the state’s tree resources and educating the public on tree benefits. Composed of members, consultants, and volunteers, RITree administers its programs through its Board of Directors, Advisors, and Trustees. The group’s mission is to create healthy urban and community forests that underpin the state’s verdant ecological tapestry, support its vibrant economy, and enrich its residents’ lives. Membership is open to all.
For more information about RITree or any of its programs, contact Robin Enos, Rhode Island Tree Council, at (401) 764-5885, email RITree at RITree@RITree.org, or visit the Rhode Island Tree Council’s website at www.ritree.org
Contact:
Robin Enos
RITree Council
Tel: 401-764-5885
Web: www.ritree.org
Email: RITree@RITree.org