Urban and Community Forestry is the management and care of trees and green spaces in urban, suburban, and community settings. It involves planning, planting, and maintaining trees to improve environmental quality, public health, and community aesthetics. This field supports biodiversity, reduces urban heat, manages stormwater, and enhances climate resilience. By engaging local communities, it fosters environmental stewardship, social cohesion, and educational opportunities. Urban forests provide essential ecosystem services, including air and water purification, carbon sequestration, and noise reduction. Sustainable urban forestry practices contribute to healthier, more livable cities and towns, benefiting both current and future generations through strategic green infrastructure.