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Why Canopy Targets aren’t Working to Green our Cities
Landscaping
Thursday July 13 2023

Why Canopy Targets aren’t Working to Green our Cities

I’ve witnessed in my early career as a Registered Landscape Architect working across a commercial design studio, local government, and multi-disciplined design and engineering practice the...

Trees Make Things Worse Off…
Landscaping
Tuesday October 25 2022

Trees Make Things Worse Off…

Trees make things worse off…when we interfere with them.

The Revolution of Open Source Science – Urban Forest Citizen Science
Landscaping
Thursday October 12 2017

The Revolution of Open Source Science – Urban Forest Citizen Science

The "War on Science" is a relatively new term caused by recent international governments undermining, devaluing, and defunding scientific institutions.

NZ:Housing Lifts Logging Market to Record Levels
Residential
Wednesday March 22 2017

NZ:Housing Lifts Logging Market to Record Levels

Buoyant New Zealand activity has pushed up local log prices to new record highs.

Urban Forest Social Dysfunction – It’s a Grass Roots Issue
Landscaping
Tuesday March 21 2017

Urban Forest Social Dysfunction – It’s a Grass Roots Issue

Why does the most important component of a tree still get neglected in urban forest design installation and maintenance?

Do We Know How to Design and Grow an Urban Forest?
Landscaping
Tuesday January 31 2017

Do We Know How to Design and Grow an Urban Forest?

What with all the global urban forest initiatives underway, the single most important question we must ask ourselves in 2017 is “do we know how to...

Urban Forest Community Engagement
Landscaping
Tuesday January 10 2017

Urban Forest Community Engagement

Community engagement is arguably the single most important component in modern urban forestry.

Melbourne’s Trees Vulnerable to Climate Change
Landscaping
Thursday November 24 2016

Melbourne’s Trees Vulnerable to Climate Change

Almost four in every ten trees found in Melbourne’s streets, parks and natural landscapes are vulnerable to climate change, a report has found.

US Drought Kills 100 Million Trees
Environment
Monday November 21 2016

US Drought Kills 100 Million Trees

Drought in California has killed more than 102 million trees in a die-off that increases the risk of catastrophic wildfires and other threats to humans, officials...

Urban Planning
9 Mar, 2018
Qld's Land Clearing Laws Reintroduced

Laws to limit land clearing in Queensland have been reintroduced to state parliament, without a controversial clause forcing farmers to prove they hadn't been cutting down...

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