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Why i-Tree?
Explore the fact sheets below describing how specific users groups and community types can use, or have used, the i-Tree suite of software tools to benefit their tree program. i-Tree Brochure—provides a brief overview of the i-Tree suite of software tools (.pdf / 4 MB) What’s in it for our Communities?—Linking Benefits, Costs, and Management (.pdf / 288 KB) Large Metropolitan Areas—What's in it for us? (.pdf / 296 KB) i-Tree and the Arborist—What's in it for you? (.pdf / 288 KB) i-Tree Summary—ISA Florida Arborist Newsletter (.doc / 34 KB) i-Tree Summary (en Español)—ISA Florida Arborist Newsletter (.doc / 36 KB) |
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The i-Tree suite of software tools was developed to help users—regardless of community size or technical capacity—identify and manage the structure, function, and value of urban tree populations. i-Tree allows you to promote effective urban forest management and sound arboricultural practices by providing information for advocacy & planning, baseline data for making informed decisions, and standardization for comparisons with other communities. Better understanding of benefits and services provided by community trees, increases investment in stewardship, operations, and maintenance.