Idaho Community Trees
Earl Andrew and a local tree committee have created an impressive 21-acre arboretum in the small community of Heyburn. Here Earl is discussing a red chestnut with Council member Gene Grey and Idaho Department of Lands Service Forestry/Regulatory Program Manager Ara Andrea. The red chestnut is popular with visitors and was among the first trees planted when the arboretum got its start in 2000. 
Idaho Community Trees is a news bulletin from the University of Idaho and the Idaho Department of Lands-Community
Forestry Program
email - communitytrees@idl.idaho.gov
Current Issue: Idaho Community Trees No. 47 - Summer 2008
Topics in this Issue:
- Coordinator's Column: Grant Program - Your Comments are Needed by David Stephenson, Community Forestry Coordinator
- Scale Insect Newly Found on Aspens in Idaho
- New Tree City USA Communities Bring Total to Record High
- 2007-08 CTE Grants Awarded
- Calendar - Summer/Fall 2008
- Upcoming Certified Arborist (CA), Municipal Arborist (MA), Utility Arborist (UA) and Certified Tree Worker (CTW) Written Exams
- Tree Tip - Whose Tree Is It?
