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Davey employees Jason Henning,
research urban forester, and Robbie
Coville, natural resource specialist,
recently took part in a day-long
teaching cadre at the Water
Environment Federation's Technical
Exhibition and Conference in New
Orleans. The pair introduced new
green infrastructure modeling features
being developed as part of the i-Tree
Hydro model, which allows users
to make comparative analyses of
different land cover scenarios and their
hydrological impacts at various scales.
LAND COVER AND
HYDROLOGIC EFFECTS
Davey's Robbie Coville, center left, leads a
workshop on i-Tree Hydro in New Orleans.
Andy Jungwirth, sales representative,
West Chicago R/C office, inspired
10 Davey employees from four Davey
offices – the West Chicago R/C office,
Specialty Services, North West
Chicago R/C office, and the Illinois
Regional office – and their families
to participate in the annual Elburn
Days Parade.
Together, they marched beside a
new Davey dump trailer and chip truck
and passed out candy to hundreds
of parade watchers.
"It's a good way to get the Davey
name out there," Jungwirth said.
"Plus, it was a fun family function."
Davey was one of 150 businesses
and organizations that participated
in the parade to raise money for the
Elburn Lions Club.
DAVEY FAMILIES ON PARADE
Davey's Elburn Days Parade crew pictured front row (left to right), included: Andy Jungwirth;
Katrina Baltes and her husband Craig and child. Pictured back row (left to right): Mike Stilin;
Mike Wiltgen and his wife Heather and children; Robert Jungwirth and wife Beth and children;
Joe Krupke and his wife Sara and children; Steve Matravers and his wife Ann; and Mandy
McCauley and her child.
