Indiana Urban Forest Council

The Indiana Urban Forest Council, established in 1991, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the public awareness of protecting, expanding and improving Indiana's urban forests. The Council serves as a resource and liaison concerning urban forestry issues within the state and nation.

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IUFC Executive Director Ashley Mulis Departs After a Strong Six Years

Indiana Urban Forest Council (IUFC) Executive Director submitted her letter of resignation effective February 15, 2012. Her reason for resigning was quite simple, she needs to spend more time with her young family of three children. Ashley has been the IUFC Ex. Dir. since 2006. She took over the position at a very troublesome time for the IUFC and succeed in getting the IUFC back up and running at full steam. Her behind the scenes leadership has been crucial for the statewide urban forestry nonprofit and the greater Indiana urban forestry community. The IUFC celebrated Ashley’s many successes at the IUFC Winter Meeting held February 8^th at the Efroymson Conservation Center, home of the Indiana Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. Ashley will continue to be involved in urban forestry as she serves as a member of the Carmel Tree Board. The IUFC Board of Directors has prepared a draft job announcement, while a final announcement will be released after the March 7 board meeting. Potential candidates for this part-time position should contact IUFC President Burney Fischer at bufische@indiana.edu.