Wisconsin Studies/ Botany / Nature
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Wisconsin's
Champion Trees Trees are dynamic, growing and dying, within an ever changing environment. New trees have replaced many fallen champions. Although R. Bruce Allison and his associates have worked hard to revise old records, there are many grand trees still to be found. R. Bruce Allison
has been a professional arborist in Madison, Wisconsin, since
1974. His education includes a degree in writing from Brown University
and a Master of Science in Forestry and Doctorate in Land Resources
from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He served as president
of the Wisconsin Arborist Association and chairman of both the
Dane County Tree Board and Wisconsin Urban Forestry Council.
He is the author of Every Root an Anchor:
Wisconsin's Famous and Historic Trees published by the
University of Wisconsin Press in 2005; Tree Walks of Dane
County (1981); and Tree Walks of Milwaukee County (1982).
His articles have appeared in the Wisconsin Academy Review,
Wisconsin Alumni Magazine, Wisconsin Natural Resources Magazine,
American Forests Magazine, Arborcultural Journal, and Shading
Our Cities (Island Press, 1989). For more information contact our publicity manager, phone: (608) 263-0734, email: publicity@uwpress.wisc.edu |
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