Ecological Corridors

Trees provide an important part of the urban infrastructure. This case study examines Seattle's use of urban forests.

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October 31, 2001, 12:00 PM PST

"Providing a variety of ecological, aesthetic, and economic benefits, street trees are a significant component of the urban infrastructure. Leaders in the design, planning, and urban forestry professions have increasingly recognized the role that street trees play in the overall health and connectivity of urban forests. The evolving awareness of professionals has led to significant street tree and street design initiatives around the country."

Thanks to Congress on New Urbanism

FULL STORY: Ecological Corridors

Tuesday, October 30, 2001 in Landscape Architect

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