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Strategy

BIG, mature trees provide critical ecological benefits in cities. Urban trees improve physical and mental health, mitigate temperature, sequester carbon, absorb water, and reduce pollution. Green space is the most important environmental asset for reducing the risk factors of climate change in urban areas. Despite this, many trees are at risk globally due to urban development and climate change. Trees in our region, such as Northern Red Oak, are vulnerable in cities and may begin to show signs of stress as climate conditions shift.

Acer

nigrum

Acer

rubrum

Acer

saccharum

Acer

saccharinum

Betula

alleghaniensis

Betula

papyrifera

Carya

cordiformis

Carya

ovata

Fagus

sylvatica

Fagus

grandifolia

Gingko

biloba

Juglans

cinerea

Juglans

nigra

Liriodendron

tulipifera

Magnolia

denudate

Pinus

strobus

Platanus

occidentalis

Prunus

serotina

Quercus

alba

Quercus

bicolor

Quercus

ellipsoidalis

Quercus

macrocarpa

Quercus

muehlenbergii

Quercus

palustris

Quercus

rubra

Quercus

shumardii

Quercus

velutina

Sassafras

albidum

Tilia

americana

Ulmus

rubra

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