Each fall, we come together to share the season's findings, as well as the latest research and ideas for improving our neighborhoods' urban forests.

Tree Summit 2019 took place Saturday, October 26th at Floyd Light Middle School, in Portland's Mill Park neighborhood. This year's theme was Climate Change, Science, and Activism in Portland's Urban Forest. Presentations included research on how urban trees are adapting to changes in our climate, the latest on what's killing our native Western redcedars, and inspiring stories of activism in our community.

Tree Summit will not be held this year, but we look forward to seeing you in 2021!

Presentation Archives

2019
Inventory Findings I Climate Response on Native Forests I Western Redcedar Decline I Tree Emergency Response Team I Canopy Stories: 82nd and Verdant I Growing Portland's Future Forest

2018
Inventory Findings I East Portland's Urban Forest I Air Pollution and Portland's Urban Forest I Bioindicators of Air Quality in Urban Areas I West Willamette Restoration Partnership I Long-term Changes in Forest Park

2017
Inventory Findings I Parks Tree Histories I Heritage Trees I Learning Landscapes I Yard Tree Giveaway I PSU Plantability Tool I Canopy Stories I Storymaps I Wrap-up

2016
Inventory Findings | Exciting Finds | Large Trees | Canopy Analytics | Tree History | What's Next? | Tree Plans | Workshops

2015
Inventory Findings | Tree Maintenance | Portland's Canopy | Tree History | Tree Plans | Workshops

2014
Inventory Findings | Species Diversity | Tree Maintenance | Portland's Canopy | Tree Plans | Workshops

2013
Inventory Findings 

Questions? Contact the Tree Inventory Project
portlandoregon.gov/parks/treeinventory
treeinventory@portlandoregon.gov