City Arbourist Advocates Cooperation to Protect Trees
Richmond's arborist James T. Oates urges cooperation among city administration utility firms and citizens to prune properly choose suitable species and place trees away from power lines. He notes restrictions on planting and calls for shared lessons with other towns on preserving urban greenery.
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Richmond
James T. Oates
Aspinough
Harold) Cheek
Connecticut
Arbor Day plans and urban forests urged in High Point
Hen high Point March 19 1972 article urges established tree goals for streets and memorial plantings with a city tree committee and underground wiring. It notes a push to protect downtown trees, plant in islands, and curb removals while civic groups promote Earth Day tree planting and Arbor Day seedlings from First Union Bank and Weyerhaeuser.
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Public Works and Parks Directors
Parks Department
Rodale Press, Inc
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UNC Botanists Track When Spring Reaches North Carolina
UNC researchers Dr. Helmut Lieth and Richard Reader chart spring onset across the state via first blossoms and leaf emergence. Volunteers in counties from Robeson to Avery report dates, revealing a southeast-to-northwest progression and aiding predictions for crops and pest control.
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Helmut Lieth
Richard Reader
North Carolina
Robeson County
Watauga
Avery
Southeastern
Coastal Plain
Piedmont
Mountain Counties
Reader
Dr. Lieth
Lieth
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