The Forest Service's National Urban Forest Technology & Science Delivery Team is comprised of urban program staff from across our regions, working collaboratively to deliver quality urban natural resources science, technology, and information to improve the long-term sustainability of urban ecosystems. The team's mission is to help inform environmental stewardship and sustainably sound decisions about urban and community lands and the broader watershed, for wildlife and people.
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- Lauren Marshall
S&PF-Washington Office (co-chair) - Phillip Rodbell
R&D-Washington Office (co-chair) - Toby Bloom
NFS-Washington Office - Amanda Egan
S&PF-Regions 1 and 4 - Ali San Gil
S&PF-Region 3 - Miranda Hutten
S&PF-Region 5 - Kathy Sheehan
S&PF-Regions 6 and 10 - Paula Randler
S&PF- Region 8 - David Sivyer, Jill Johnson, Julie Mawhorter, Donna-Marie Foster
S&PF-Northeastern Area - Theresa Heyer
NFS - Region 9 - Sarah Hines
R&D- Northern Research Station - Annie Hermansen-Bàez
R&D-Southern Research Station - Pat Winter
R&D- Pacific Southwest Research Station - Leah Fine
R&D-Rocky Mountain Research Station - Maya Quinones
S&PF-International Institute of Tropical Forestry