Forest Urbanism

Symposium
Campbell 153
11.06.26
8:30am
Foreshortened perspective looking up the trunk of a massive oak tree, with a green canopy overhead.
The beloved large oak tree adjacent to the School of Architecture's Campbell Hall provides a shaded space for respite, study, classes, and meetings. Photo: Tom Daly

Forest Urbanism
Symposium
Fri, Nov 6, 8:30 AM–12 PM

Explore the role of trees in shaping healthier, more resilient cities through conversations on health and wellbeing, urban heat mitigation, and the ecological and economic benefits of conserving mature trees. Featured speakers include Basil Camu, author of From Wasteland to Wonder, and other special guests.

A detailed schedule and registration link coming soon.

Presented by the School of Architecture’s Center for Forest Urbanism and Charlottesville ReLeaf during Charlottesville Tree Week.

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