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The City of Aspen takes a hands-on approach of ensuring the health and vitality of its community forest and natural resources through the implementation of both a community forest management plan, as well as a noxious vegetation/restoration management plan. These plans give clear definition to the everyday operations carried out by our Department, such as tree pruning , planting , hazard tree identification/monitoring , insect and disease control, restoration or native habitats, upkeep of our cutting edge GIS-based tree inventory program, and tree preservation. The City of Aspen takes pride in the management of the community forest and surrounding open space parcels, going above and beyond management activities of communities of similar size.
It is because of this resource management that the City feels the community forest and the local natural resources will remain intact and vital for generations to come. For more information or a free house visit regarding trees or natural resources, please email the City Forester, Chris Forman . or call 970.429.2026.
Watch for our upcoming links : Our equipment and staff, GIS tree inventory and information, iTree (benefits of our forest), Resistograph, Hazard tree program, Memorial tree program, Noxious weed list and control options, and Seed list.