NC Urban Forest Council

The NC Urban Forest Council provides leadership to those who sustain the trees where we live, work and play.We are a statewide membership n-p group, providing educational and networking opportunities for green-industry professionals.

Congratulations to the Town of Enfield and the Town of Conetoe for being awarded the 2026 Legacy Tree Fund Grants!The To...
08/13/2026

Congratulations to the Town of Enfield and the Town of Conetoe for being awarded the 2026 Legacy Tree Fund Grants!

The Town of Conetoe will use their grant to plant trees on its Town Hall Walking Trail and in its Community Park. This project will improve both public parks operated by the Town and was derived from years of planning and community engagement to improve recreation opportunities and neighborhood conditions in Conetoe.

The Town of Enfield will use its grant to improve its Park & Recreation Facility – its largest and most centrally located park, nestled within a revitalizing residential neighborhood. The facility includes a large playground, walking trail, ball field, basketball courts, and a community building.

The Legacy Tree Fund is primarily supported through grants and donations. Learn more and donate here: https://www.ncufc.org/Legacy-Tree-Fund.php

Register today to get the best rates on the Great NC Tree Conference! Find the full agenda, sponsorship and exhibitor in...
08/12/2026

Register today to get the best rates on the Great NC Tree Conference! Find the full agenda, sponsorship and exhibitor information, and register here: https://www.ncufc.org/event.php?id=143

08/10/2026

We welcome all certified tree care/industry professionals in NC to join us for an Industry
Listening Session on October 8 from 5-6 p.m. in Hickory, NC, after Day 1 of The Great NC Tree
Conference.
The goal of this joint event by the North Carolina Urban Forest Council (NCUFC) and ISA
Southern Chapter is to listen to the ideas and feedback of industry professionals and learn how
to best honor and serve our members and organizations.
This is also an opportunity to network with colleagues, meet the NCUFC Board of Directors and
ISA Southern Chapter Executive Committee, and learn more about these organizations.
FREE Event! Please register or submit feedback at the link below.
https://www.ncufc.org/event.php?id=148

NCUFC is hosting a Community Tree Webinar on September 9! Learn from Keystone and Granite Insurance about claims and ins...
08/05/2026

NCUFC is hosting a Community Tree Webinar on September 9! Learn from Keystone and Granite Insurance about claims and insurance in professional tree care. CEUs are available for ISA and SAF. Register here: https://www.ncufc.org/event.php?id=146

Check out some of the amazing sessions and speakers for the Indoor Education day of the Great NC Tree Conference! Find t...
08/04/2026

Check out some of the amazing sessions and speakers for the Indoor Education day of the Great NC Tree Conference! Find the full agenda, sponsorship and exhibitor information, and register here: https://www.ncufc.org/event.php?id=143

July was a great month for NCUFC- we had such a great time at the NCGIC Soil and Water Symposium, the Green Industry Fie...
07/31/2026

July was a great month for NCUFC- we had such a great time at the NCGIC Soil and Water Symposium, the Green Industry Field Day, and our Tree Pests Carolina Canopy! Join NCUFC at our upcoming events: https://www.ncufc.org/events.php

July's NCUFC Tree of the Month is the Longleaf Pine!Longleaf Pine- Pinus pilustrisHeight: 60-120 Feet at maturityThe Lon...
07/30/2026

July's NCUFC Tree of the Month is the Longleaf Pine!
Longleaf Pine- Pinus pilustris
Height: 60-120 Feet at maturity
The Longleaf Pine is a classic evergreen conifer in the southern United States. It grows a deep taproot, prefers sandy and acidic soils, and has the largest cone of any pine species in North America. The leaves can grow to be anywhere from 6 to 12 inches in length! The Longleaf Pine is home to the endangered red cockaded woodpecker and has historically been used as strong lumber and a source for tar and pitch.
Learn more about NC trees with NCUFC's Resource Page: https://www.ncufc.org/additional-resources.php

Meet 2026 NCUFC Board Treasurer, Greg Zickgraf!!Greg Zickgraf is Senior Vegetation Program Manager with Duke Energy in W...
07/29/2026

Meet 2026 NCUFC Board Treasurer, Greg Zickgraf!!
Greg Zickgraf is Senior Vegetation Program Manager with Duke Energy in Western NC Mountain Zone. Supervising tree trimming, hazard tree removals, herbicide application, and aerial saw work.
"I have really enjoyed my time on the board with NCUFC working to develop new educational opportunities for our members." - Greg
Favorite Tree: "S**g Bark Hickory. They're one of the first trees I learned to identify as a kid. My grandpa took me around his farm for a school project and he taught me a bunch of the trees and how to identify them all. They probably are my favorite because of that memory along with the ecological value."
Learn more about the NCUFC Board of Directors here: https://www.ncufc.org/Board.php

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