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Greenwich Tree Conservancy Elects New Board President

Urling Searle has been elected as new Board President for the Greenwich Tree Conservancy.

Urling Searle has served on the Town of Greenwich Conservation Commission and currently serves on the First Selectman’s Sustainability Committee and the Board of the Greenwich Land Trust.
Urling Searle has served on the Town of Greenwich Conservation Commission and currently serves on the First Selectman’s Sustainability Committee and the Board of the Greenwich Land Trust. (Richard Kaufman/Patch)

GREENWICH, CT — The Board of Directors for the Greenwich Tree Conservancy recently announced the election of Urling Searle as president.

Searle has served a variety of GTC leadership roles including as a Tree Party co-chair, communications committee chair, program committee chair and vice president. Among her community contributions, Searle has served on the Town of Greenwich Conservation Commission and currently serves on the First Selectman’s Sustainability Committee and the Board of the Greenwich Land Trust.

"Urling’s fascination with and concern for the environment has led her to serve various roles at local nonprofits and in town government," said former President Cheryl Dunson in a news release. "Her experience and commitment to our community are the right combination to lead GTC’s successful public-private partnership to plant, preserve and protect our town’s trees. We are fortunate to have her as our new President with an outstanding Board of Directors by her side."

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