[CANUFNET] The Urban Forest and Analytics

[Ron Carter]

Thanks Mike. 
Chris Hyde-Lay, Park Manager for Dist. of Oak Bay gets my vote. He's in the middle of the UFS process with Diamond Head Consulting. He has a lot of Oak Bay stats fresh in his head plus he has the gift of the gab to send clear messages to your intended audiences especially small trees communities of similar size. 
Ron

> On Aug 22, 2016, at 11:57 AM, Mike James <mjames at deeproot.com> wrote:
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> Hello everyone,
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> DeepRoot is starting a podcast, and we’re looking for a guest who works for a city or province that is using data and analytics to drive decisions around the urban forest. This could be anything from a project around gathering data about the urban forest, to quantifying the contributions of the urban forest and parklands and understanding how that varies across a geographic region, to the role of the community in data/analytics projects like a tree census or general stewardship. We know the role of data in decision-making is growing, and we think there’s a lot to talk about and share regarding how we approach using this tool.
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> A little bit about the podcast: called “Remarkable Objects,” each episode we’ll speak to someone working at the intersection of nature and urban design – we’ll discuss their perspective and experience, and talk about what it means for the future of cities. Episodes will start airing every other week in October. You can read more, and sign up to be notified about new episodes, on the website: www.remarkableobjects.com.
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> If you think you might be a good fit, or know someone who would be, please reach out and let me know a bit about yourself and what you’re working on. If we decide to move forward, the first step would be a short conversation over the phone. The recorded interview, should it take place, would also be over the phone but would take closer to 60 minutes.
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> Michael James  |  General Manager
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