With the majority of the world's human population now living in cities, urban forests provide
an increasingly important range of ecosystem services, from improved air quality and climate …

The inequitable distribution of urban green spaces (UGS) has attracted increasing attention
given the important role of green environments for sustainable development. However …

Urban green spaces provide ecosystem services, including climate regulation, food, and
opportunities for recreation. The quantity and structure of green space in a city may therefore …

In the United States, schools serving urban, low-income students are among the lowest-
performing academically. Previous research in relatively well-off populations has linked …

Does adding more and more trees to a residential street yield a reliable increase in
preference? Or is there a point at which, in terms of preference, additional trees will have …

Prior studies suggest that exposure to the natural environment may be important for optimal
mental health. The present study examines the association between block-level greenness …

Urban heat islands are characterized by high land surface temperature, low humidity, and
poor vegetation, and considered to favor the transmission of the mosquito-borne dengue …

The landscapes and infrastructures of cities have long been viewed as products of human–
nature interaction. This paper sheds new light on how a critical constituent of urban …

This paper estimates the value of urban trees. The empirical strategy exploits an ecological
catastrophe—the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) infestation in Toronto to isolate exogenous …

With the global increase in population and the accelerated process of urbanization, the
equitable access to park green spaces by diverse communities has become a growing …