Conclusion of Urban Tree Canopy analysis in 3 Indiana University communities
Each city faces unique challenges when attempting to increase urban tree canopy cover and each city possesses the ability to reach its...
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THE SOCIAL ECOLOGY OF URBAN TREE CANOPY MANAGEMENT
How University Campuses can act as Islands of Influence
Assessing the tree canopy management of Indiana University's three largest campuses and their host cities
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Part 4: Bloomington, Indiana
Bloomington has been a certified Tree City USA through the Arbor Day Foundation for nearly 35 years. It is home to approximately 83,000...
Part 3: Indianapolis, Indiana
South Bend has been a certified Tree City USA through the Arbor Day Foundation for over 30 years. It is home to approximately 855,000...
Introduction: What is Urban Tree Canopy and why do we measure it?
These days, there is much discussion about how cities can and should be planned. Since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, economic...
Part 1: Costs and Benefits of Urban Tree Canopy
The rise in green building planning and practice has been supported by the variety of benefits benefits they provide. These benefits are...
Part 2: South Bend, Indiana
South Bend has been a certified Tree City USA through the Arbor Day Foundation for over 20 years. It is home to approximately 202,000...
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Thanks for your interest in Ecology of Urban Trees. This weblog was composed as coursework at the Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs. For more information, feel free to get in touch and I will get back to you soon!
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