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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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