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Abington Shade Tree Commission reports progress on master plan, hiring of consulting arborist and invasive‑plant work
Summary
At the Aug. 14 Abington Township Board of Commissioners meeting, the Shade Tree Commission presented its 50th‑anniversary annual report, highlighted hiring a consulting arborist, rollout of an invasive plant management plan, and ongoing tree‑giveaway and planting programs.
The Shade Tree Commission presented its 2025 annual report to the Abington Township Board of Commissioners on Aug. 14, outlining progress on the township’s Master Tree Action Plan, ongoing pilot projects and community programs.
The commission co‑chair John Kennedy said the commission’s purpose is to “preserve and enhance Abington’s urban forest and the essential ecosystem services that trees uniquely provide.” He noted the commission marked its 50th anniversary this year and is planning a celebration later in 2025.
Kennedy told the board the commission helped the township hire a certified consulting arborist in August 2024 to provide technical expertise for…
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