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2012 U S Forest Service National Urban and Community Forestry-2025

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The document outlines the 2012 U.S. Forest Service National Urban and Community Forestry Challenge Cost-Share Grant Program, which offers approximately $900,000 in funding for innovative urban and community forestry projects with national or multi-state impact. It emphasizes the importance of sustainable management of urban forests to enhance public health, economic vitality, and resilience against climate change. Eligible applicants include non-federal organizations, and proposals must demonstrate collaboration with non-traditional partners and address the needs of underserved communities. The application process involves submitting pre-proposals followed by full proposals for selected applicants, with specific evaluation criteria outlined for assessing project viability.

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Why is the US Forest Service USFS policy called the 10 am policy?

In 1935, the USDA Forest Service instituted the 10 AM Policy, wherein the objective was to prevent all human-caused fires and contain any fire that started by 10 a.m. the following day. By the 1960s, fire management costs were increasing exponentially.

What are the challenges of urban forest?

Urban forests face multiple types of challenges. First, urban trees grow in difficult conditions they are constantly exposed to pollutants, high temperatures, drought and inundation, and the limited space they have to grow roots increase susceptibility to insects and diseases.

What do you think is the biggest challenge the forestry industry currently faces?

Climate change is perhaps the greatest challenge we will face in this century, partly because it will affect our water supply, our most precious natural resource.

What is the biggest challenge for urban foresters?

Difficult growing conditions. Urban environments create challenging conditions for tree growth. Exposure to pollutants, high temperatures, extreme drought and inundation, and limited space above- and below-ground inhibit proper root and crown formation and increase susceptibility to insects and disease.

What are the cons of urban forestry?

Overuse of park and natural spaces. Harsh growing conditions that make tree survival an achievement. Lack of information on the tolerances of urban tree cultivars to environmental constraints such as de-icing salts. Poor tree selection that creates maintenance problems.

Who owns US Forest Service land?

Corporate, 20%. Federal Government, 31%. State, 9%.

What did the National Forest Service do?

The USDA Forest Service monitors the stresses that affect our forests, finding ways to maintain the health and diversity of their animal and plant species. The Forest Service welcomes people to enjoy public lands for recreation, and their visits provide an important economic boost for nearby communities.

What is the biggest threat to forestry?

Deforestation. Deforestation can result in serious negative impacts for forest biodiversity. The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) estimated that 13 million hectares of forest are lost each year to deforestation.

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