Trees help maintain air quality; reduce energy use and cool the urban environment; moderate climate extremes; help reduce storm water runoff and sediment; help control erosion; capture and store carbon; support pollination and beneficial insects; provide for a higher quality of life; provide for faster healing and better learning environments; increase property values; improve wildlife habitat; and more.
Glossary
- A
- Adaptive Management
- ANSI A300 Standards
- Arborist
- B
- Benefits of Trees in the Urban Forest
- Biological Control
- C
- Canopy
- Climate Action Plans
- Coordinator
- D
- Deciduous
- Decline
- Defensible Space
- E
- Ecosystem services
- Ecosystems
- Evergreen
- G
- Girdling
- Green Infrastructure
- H
- Heritage Trees
- I
- Invasive Species
- IPM
- iTreeTools.org
- L
- Large Area UFMP
- LIDAR
- M
- Mature Tree
- N
- Native Species
- S
- Scope
- Small-Area (Site-Level) UFMP
- SMART
- Soil Survey
- Species Diversity
- Stakeholder Analysis
- Stakeholders
- Survey Writing Information
- Sustainability
- U
- Urban Forest
- Urban Forest Management Plan
- Urban Forestry