WITH ONE ORGANIZATION WORKING TO IMPROVE THE CITY’S TREE CANOPY. BACK IN 2015, A STUDY DETERMINED THAT LOUISVILLE LOSES OVER 54,000 TREES PER YEAR. BUT THANKS TO COMMUNITY EFFORTS LIKE THIS ONE, THAT ...

Sacramento is the self-proclaimed “City of Trees.” Though the water tower on Interstate 5 holds a different slogan, the city continues to boast many arboreal neighborhoods — full of oak, redwood and a ...

Wake County has lost thousands of acres of trees as the area has grown, especially in its fast-growing western towns. The county lost 11,122 acres of tree canopy from 2010 to 2020, a new report shows.

(Updated at 4:35 p.m.) Tree canopy in Arlington County is lower than it was in 2016, according to a new privately-funded study paid for local residents. The residents, who are involved in Arlington ...

Arlington’s tree canopy may be on a slight upswing, according to county officials. But that doesn’t necessarily mean there are more trees in the community. A newly-released, taxpayer-funded analysis ...

Michelle Beisker is CEO of Trees Forever in Marion. Once upon a time, Iowa’s landscape was lush with trees. Central Iowa alone boasted a 20% tree canopy: a vital green infrastructure that shaded our ...

Volunteers get ready to plant trees and shrubs at Larry and Penny Thompson Memorial Park in South Dade. The county's goal is to achieve 30 percent tree canopy cover by 2030, up from about 20 percent ...

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