Bringing clubs together to cultivate the bond among people, plants, and the environment.
The grant is designed to support students who are dedicated to advancing urban forestry through their academic studies. It emphasizes the importance of urban green spaces in the planning, management, horticulture, and ecology sectors and how these spaces contribute positively to the environment and human health. With a history that traces back to a collaborative effort beginning in 2004, the grant offers a $7500 award annually to one or more students who are allowed to reapply for an additional year. The selection process incorporates a panel knowledgeable in urban forestry, emphasizing the program's commitment to informed and impactful support for the next generation of urban forestry experts.