Ravenholt Urban Forest Health Lab
Welcome
Welcome to the website for the Ravenholt Urban Forest Health Lab. This WSU program and website were established from the generous support from the Albert Victor Ravenholt Fund. Visit the About page to learn more about the program or contact us to start a conversation.
- More than 80% of people in the United States live in cities and rely on healthy, functioning urban forests.
- Urban trees provide critical services for keeping communities healthy, such as mitigating the impacts of heat waves, but these benefits are not equally distributed and more research is needed to improve the functioning of urban forests equitably.
- In the Pacific Northwest, there is enormous need—and opportunity—to equitably increase the resilience of communities by advancing knowledge and stewardship for growing healthy and vibrant urban forests.
Learn more about our active research projects below
Learn more about our community projects below
- Tacoma Volunteer Tree Inventory
- Western Redcedar Parks Project
- Community College Partner Program in Urban Tree Equity
- Redcedar Intensive Care Collaborative
- Community Science
Click here for our other community opportunities
Contact us to get started with an student internship or research position.
Emerald Ash Borer in the West Flyer Mediterranean Oak Borer Workshop Flyer Ravenholt Urban Forest Health Spring 23′ Webinars Flyer
Recorded Webinars
Recordings of the 2023 and 2024 Workshops and Webinar Series are available online.
Upcoming Events
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Latest Past Events
Webinar – Emerald Ash Borer in the West
Online (Microsoft Teams)Register at https://treehealth.wsu.edu/eab