WLKY

Study shows Louisville's declining tree canopy has improved, but is still needs work

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 ...
thetimesherald

City forms team to develop long-term forestry management strategy

PORT HURON, MI — The city of Port Huron has formed a Comprehensive Forestry Management Plan Work Group, a seven-member team tasked with helping shape the city’s strategy for maintaining and expanding ...
KTBS

Two Decades After Hurricane Katrina, Work to Restore Tree Canopy Damaged by the Storm Continues

In the 20 years since Hurricane Katrina, the Arbor Day Foundation has helped plant and distribute more than 160,000 trees in forests and communities hit by the historic storm. Still, according to the ...
WFAE

New policies in the works to protect Charlotte’s trees as canopy continues to shrink

Since 2011, Charlotte City Council has rallied behind a goal to restore the city’s most effective natural air conditioning system: trees. However, residential development, storm damage and an aging ...
WDRB

New 'Louisville Tree Plan' aimed at reversing decline of city's tree canopy in more neighborhoods

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- City officials unveiled a new plan Thursday aimed at reversing a decline in Louisville's tree canopy. The Louisville Tree Plan is a "comprehensive urban forest master plan" ...