Agriculture: Urban Forestry

Southern Forest Resource Assessment, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Glossary of [Forestry] Terms. [Asheville, NC?]: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. Accessed May 28, 2015.

Medina, Alvin L., 1988. An English-Spanish Glossary of Terminology used in Forestry, Range, Wildlife, Fishery, Soils and Botany. Fort Collins, CO: Rocky Mountain Forest & Range Experiment Station, United States Forest Service. (PDF File).
A dictionary of terms in forestry, range and wildlife management, botany and soils published by the Rocky Mountain Forest & Range Experiment Station of the US Forest Service.

This web site contains a number of resources dealing with urban forestry in the northeastern and midwestern United States.

This professional organization has a number of resources related to urban forestry. Of particular interest is their Literature Review Series page.

A resource site for urban forestry professionals.

The Arbor Day Foundation's mission is to "inspire people to plant, nurture and celebrate trees." They promote the planting of trees and educate people about the environment through a variety of programs. They also have a number of grant programs to encourage communities to plant trees.

Cornell University's Horticulture program has a clearinghouse for urban tree information.

This one-page guide from the Northeast Area Urban Forestry section of the U.S. Forest Service provides links to a wide variety of resources related to Urban Forestry.

The International Society of Arboriculture has a manual on developing tree ordinances that includes information on performing tree inventories.

This site provides information and software for conducting a tree inventory.

This technical report from USDA provides information on the costs and benefits of small, medium, and large deciduous trees (PDF document).

This resource from the Missouri Botanical Garden's Kemper Center for Home Gardening can be used to help gardeners pick trees, shrubs and flowers for their gardens and yards.