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The Past and Present Future of Trees
November 16, 2023 @ 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
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Join arborist, Jeff Tarling, for a discussion about the past and present future of trees. We’ll learn about the history and current status of trees in Maine, including the best trees to plant, which trees are considered invasive, how to address pest issues, and conservation efforts in Maine.
Jeff Tarling, a lifelong ‘tree-hugger’, has helped plant and care for thousands of trees in Portland as City Arborist for 34 years. Today, he serves as Cape Elizabeth’s ‘Tree Warden’ and works with Maine Audubon as their Urban Forestry Specialist. Jeff lives in South Portland where he served on the South Portland Conservation Commission and currently participates on the Open Space Acquisition Committee.
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