The City of Tampa is on the hunt for a few good residents to take on the green mantle of urban forestry. In a move to get their Urban Forest Management Plan off the ground, city officials have announced the formation of the Natural Resources Advisory Committee (NRAC), a group tasked with guiding and advising on the plan’s progress.
According to a release from the
City of Tampa
, there are eleven seats up for grabs on the NRAC roster. These positions aren’t just for any Joe or Jane with a liking for leaves, the city’s looking for professionals representing a slew of roles from engineers and builders to certified arborists, all with the common goal to protect, optimize, and perhaps even hug the city’s trees (figuratively speaking, of course).
For all the environmental enthusiasts out there, note this: you’ve got to be a resident of Tampa to throw your hat into this verdant ring. The Urban Forest Management Plan is all about the local love and keeping the city’s canopy thriving for residents and wildlife alike, so it makes sense that committee members should hail from the very streets they’ll be greening.
This is more than just a chance to enhance your resume; it’s an opportunity to shape the cityscape for generations to come. Those interested in applying shouldn’t delay. Applications for the NRAC are being accepted on a rolling basis, but momentum is building—applying sooner means starting sooner to make a difference in Tampa’s urban landscape, according to the
City of Tampa
.
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