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2008 AWARDS CATEGORIES

Outstanding Professional
Recognition of a professional individual for his or her
contribution to urban forestry activities and arboricultural
practices. Nominees include municipal foresters, private arborists,
utility arborists, growers, and educators.

Outstanding Individual
Recognition of an individual instrumental in organizing or motivating urban forestry activities within a community. Nominees include community leaders, elected officials, exceptional volunteers, local nonprofit organizers, and concerned citizens.

Outstanding Tree Advocacy Group
Recognition of an organization stimulating landscape beautification, tree planting, maintenance, preservation and/ or public educational programs within their community. Nominees include tree boards, beautification committees, garden clubs, nonprofit organizations, youth groups, and homeowner associations.

Outstanding Public Educational Program
Recognition of a public outreach program or communication tool which informs, teaches and motivates the public on the importance of trees and the value of urban forestry activities within their communities and the state. Nominees include television programs, advertisements, public service announcements, interactive CDs, school programs, websites, and other media.

Outstanding Project Recognition of a residential, commercial or public project that demonstrates tree preservation, tree planting, tree maintenance, or environmentally-sound planning or design. Nominees should come from cities, developers, landscape architects, engineers, architects, planners, builders, arborists, and landscape contractors.

Outstanding Urban Forestry Program
(Large and small communities) Recognition of a local government or agency providing exemplary leadership and vision to a comprehensive urban forestry program. Activities may include beautification, tree planting, preservation, maintenance, tree inventories, public education, unique partnerships, and other programs. Nominees include local governments, schools, military bases, and other governmental entities. Please note size of population, since awards may be given to both large cities over 35,000 and small cities less than 35,000.

Edward W. Bok Award
Recognition of career-long distinguished service and dedication to the advancement of Arboriculture. Florida Tre City of the Year The Florida Tree City of the Year is selected from all of the cities recognized as a Tree City USA in the state of Florida. A special committee from the Florida Division of Forestry and the Awards Committee selects the recipient, therefore, there is no need to apply for this award.

winners

2007
Outstanding Professional: Howard Jeffries
Outstanding Individual:
Anna Dooley
Outstanding Tree Advocacy Group:

Greenscape of Jacksonville
Outstanding Urban Forestry Program: Sarasota County Outstanding Project: Bonita Bay Group
Edward W. Bok Award: Jim Marshall, Sr.
Florida 2006 Tree City of the Year: City of Eustis

2006
Outstanding Professional:
Greg Brown, City of Largo
Outstanding Individual: Denny Scott, City of Orlando
Outstanding Tree Advocacy Group:
The Windermere Tree Board
Edward W. Bok Award: Dr. Ed Gilman
Outstanding Urban Forestry Program:
The City of Altamonte Springs
2005 Florida Tree City of the Year: Sarasota County
2005
Outstanding Professional: Loren Westenberger
Outstanding Individual: Patricia Wollman
Outstanding Urban Forestry Program:
City of Plantation
Outstanding Project:
Greening Gateways I-95/Sunrise Boulevard
Edward W. Bok Award: Selmer Uhr
2004 Tree City of the Year: City of Miami Springs
2004
Outstanding Professional: Greg Z. Scott
Outstanding Individual: Teresa Jacobs
Outstanding Urban Forestry Program:
City of Hollywood’s Partnering with the Broward League of Cities 
Outstanding Project:
Wal-Mart at Tampa N.E., Store #2740
Edward W. Bok Award: Joe Samnik
2003 Florida Tree City of the Year: City of Naples 
2003 
Outstanding Professional: Joy Klein 
Outstanding Individual: William Kornman 
Outstanding Urban Forestry Program:
Neighborhood Capital Improvement Program City of Hollywood 
Outstanding Project: Fish Hawk Ranch , Lithia, Fl 
Edward W. Bok Award: Jeffrey L. Siegel 
2002 Florida Tree City of the Year: City of St. Augustine 
2002
Outstanding Professional: John Sullivan
Outstanding Individual: Joann Phillips
Outstanding Urban Forestry Program:
Marco Island Beautification Advisory Committee
Outstanding Project: Grand Tree Contest and Registry 
Edward W. Bok Award: Mary Duryea 
2001 Florida Tree City of the Year:
City of Boynton Beach
2001
Outstanding Professional: Lori Austin
Outstanding Individual: Barbara Simon
Outstanding Program:
Katherine Hurt and Celeste White, University of Florida Extension
Outstanding Project: Plant Manatee Beautiful
Edward W. Bok Award: Carl Higgins 
2000 Florida Tree City of the Year: City of Sarasota
2000
Outstanding Citizen Volunteer: Beam Furr
Outstanding Professional: Don Goulding
Outstanding Large Township: Palm Beach County
Outstanding Small Township: City of Sanford
Outstanding Commercial Project:
Narcoosee K-8 School
Edward W. Bok Award: James B. Harrell
1999 Florida Tree City of the Year: City of Orlando
   
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