Stewardship Mapping and Assessment Project: STEW-MAP NYC
StoryMap for the Stewardship Mapping and Assessment Project (STEW-MAP) is a comprehensive way to survey, map, and track all groups…
StoryMap for the Stewardship Mapping and Assessment Project (STEW-MAP) is a comprehensive way to survey, map, and track all groups…
This report provides details about the underlying methods and calculations of these tools, as well their potential limitations. Also discussed…
Expanding conservation efforts in Miami-Dade County, a globally critically imperiled ecosystem, through outreach and filling in gaps between preservation areas.
Regulating white-tailed deer populations at Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis to curb detrimental impacts on vegetation communities.
Restoring the Riparian Cottonwood Forest along the Yellowstone River as a means to maximize ecosystem health and provide opportunities for…
Matching the challenges of an expanding land stewardship program in Indianapolis throughout improved GIS tracking and mapping techniques.
Expanding collaborative efforts to establish silvicultural trials across various forest ecosystems through the Adaptive Silviculture for Climate Change (ASCC) Network.
Analyzing and evaluating ecological conditions to assess the immediate and long-term impacts of future climate change in Seattle’s urban natural…
Utilizing a two-step study to improve the assessment and management processes in Minneapolis Park natural areas.
A comprehensive look at best practices, new developments, current data, and learned experiences in the imperiled Pine Rockland ecosystem.
Developing new methods for assessing Houston’s forested habitat by expanding the reach of forest management practices.
The 3-year Growing Tree Canopy through Environmental Justice project focused on delivering in-depth community engagement with tree canopy in the…
Tucson is located in the Sonoran Desert, 117 km north of the US-Mexico border. The borderland region is an area…
The Chicago Region Trees Initiative (CRTI) has collected one of the largest data sets on urban forestry in the United…
The Green Seattle Partnership (GSP) was launched in 2005 to create a model for urban forest natural area restoration in…
The City of Houston faces a unique set of natural and developmental resiliency challenges that make it especially vulnerable to…
The New York City Department of Parks & Recreation (NYC Parks) owns 30,000 acres of property in New York City,…
The urban forest and natural areas of Lady Bird Lake receive over 4 million visitors each year and represent the…
The Chicago Region Trees Initiative (CRTI) is a partnership of more than 200 organizations across the seven county Chicago metro…
The concept of anchor institutions has been around for over a decade, but the idea of what it truly means…
Successful conservation of forested natural areas within a matrix of urban land uses requires an ongoing collaborative relationship between private…
Non-profit Baltimore Green Space (BGS), Baltimore’s Department of Recreation and Parks (BCRP), and Baltimore’s Office of Sustainability (BOS) have played…
The Urban Wood Network is made up of individuals and entities from Illinois, Michigan, Missouri and Wisconsin. These groups have…
To receive reimbursement, trees must be “qualified” as a municipal asset– that is, a “facility” that delivers tangible services to…
Lays out a comprehensive framework that addresses risk from wildfire and other hazards at multiple scales, and identifies how better planning…