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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1985

Page

8

City residents manage trees creatively in Syracuse greenspace

Trained foresters may not beat residents at tending local greenspace as city residents improvise practical tree care. Dr. Norman A. notes residents take initiative in urban forestry, shaping streetscapes with inventive pruning and selection.

Urban forest study maps Syracuse 400000 trees

Syracuse hosts a dense urban forest with about 400000 trees, 24 percent of land shaded, and 39000 street trees. Researchers from the Forest Service and ESF study species distribution and environmental impact to quantify how urban trees affect air quality and the city ecosystem. Dr. Rowan Rowntree leads the project focusing on structure, function, and benefits of urban forests.

Syracuse U.S. Forest Service State University College of Environmental Science and Forestry Forest Service ESF Rowan Rowntree U.S

Trees and greenspace shape Syracuse residents yards

ESF researchers study Syracuse greenspace, finding pioneer wind blown trees add pollen and shade while residents care for yards differently by front and back spaces. 58 percent greenspace, maples common. 70,000 decision makers influence policy, not citywide plans.

ESF DPW Rowntree Syracuse U.S

Urban greenspace views vary by Syracuse neighborhood

Dr James Palmer and colleagues at ESF studied three Syracuse areas to map greenspace priorities. They found city-wide views similar, but neighborhood differences in yard and park concerns, with poorer South Side residents less focused on park upkeep than richer Valley and West Side residents.

Palmer The State University College of Environmental Science and Forestry Syracuse Near South Side West Side Onondaga Park U.S. Forest Service Valley Baym Mers Egy

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Norman A J. Michael Kelly Richards State University College of Science and Forestry James Palmer Urban Ecology J.R. Mallette R.J. Simpson H.A. Macie
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