The city is updating its tree inventory, so it can keep tabs on the health of the urban forest.
By any measure, an arborist like Brent Knepper never met a tree he didn't like.He enjoys his latest job in Evanston, though he often has to explain what exactly he's doing with fellow field techs from Great Lakes Urban Forestry Management.
"We love our trees, and we want to take care of them," said Kevin Ward, with the city's Forestry Division."The inventory helps us manage the urban forest as a whole," he said."Keep up with the sizes of the trees, the location, the amount of trees we have on the parkways, and to help us with our maintenance.""Health, monitoring, pruning, or even up to removals," Knepper added.
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