Street trees are components of the urban forest that receive considerable attention across
academic and professional disciplines. They are also one of the most common types of …

Municipal leaders worldwide are showing substantial interest in urban greening. This
encompasses incentives, policies, and programs to vegetate urban landscapes, and it often …

Municipalities across the United States have varied available resources to manage urban
forests, resulting in substantial differences in urban forestry services and outcomes. This …

Street-facing trees have been cited as providing a vast range of environmental benefits and
also a contributing factor to community livability and quality of life. One measure of well …

This article presents the results of a literature review related to volunteerism in urban forestry
in the United States. Themes explored were inductively emergent from the research …

Urban tree planting initiatives (TPIs) have become a prominent form of public work that has
the potential to increase the livability and sustainability of cities. However, if not sufficiently …

As part of the forest landscape, roadside trees are susceptible to multiple stressors that
increase potential for tree damage during storm events and contribute to power outages. In …

The success of public trees planted in urban areas by tree planting initiatives (TPIs) depends
on how well the new trees fit into existing municipal structures and capacities. We sought to …

Citizen engagement through urban forest tree committee volunteer service may aid in
providing essential experience, ideas, and skills that support municipal tree management …

Urban trees and forests provide many benefits to the urban environment and are important
for climate change adaptation. Yet, they are increasingly threatened by insect pests and …