Fort Worth City Embarks on a Journey to Increase Its Tree Cover from 18% to 30%
Fort Worth, Texas – A 2018 study by the Texas Trees Foundation determined that Fort Worth City has an urban canopy coverage of approximately 18%. The city has a goal of increasing its canopy coverage to over 30%. Set to start in the first quarter of 2022, this program is supposed to last for an estimated 15 years.
Read full storyDallas Tree Service Experts Set to Work with Texas Tree Foundation to Protect the Urban Forest in Dallas
Dallas, Texas – Currently, Dallas is one of the few cities in Texas State that have an urban tree canopy cover of more than 30%. Dallas city has an urban forest cover of 32%. However, while the city may have an impressive number of trees, research shows that there are nearly 1.8 million potential planting sites throughout Dallas.
Read full storyAustin Tree Services Joins the Public Works Department to Plant Trees on the City’s Network of Trails
Austin, Texas – Working hard to boost Austin’s tree cover, Austin’s Public Works Department organized a tree planting event last week. The goal of this event was to plant more trees along the hiking trails that weave their way around the city. Seeing this event as an opportunity to give back to the community, Austin Tree Services invited itself to the event and helped plant more than 100 trees.
Read full storyLeander Tree Experts Says Using Trees as Privacy Screens Could Create an Arboreal Paradise in the City
Leander, Texas – The city of Leander has more than 16,838 homes as of 2021. While most of these homes use traditional walls to create privacy screens, Leander Tree Experts suggests using trees for privacy. The tree care company notes that in addition to offering privacy, trees will also provide environmental benefits.
Read full storyMissouri City Tree Service Experts Plans to Work with Government to Ensure Trees Occupy 100% of Allocated Planting Sites
Missouri, Texas – According to the latest tree assessment report, the city of Missouri has 19,557 street trees. While these trees are valued at a cool $44+ million, they only occupy 63% of the available tree planting sites. Missouri City Tree Service Experts, a local tree maintenance company, thinks that the valuation of the city’s urban forest can be increased by adding more trees to the city. The company intends to work with the Missouri City Parks & Recreation Department to ensure all the sites available for planting have a tree in them.
Read full storyHouston Tree Service Experts Donates 1000 Trees to Houston Parks and Recreation Department
Houston, Texas – A company that has been handling tree maintenance procedures in Houston City for more than 2.5 decades, Houston Tree Service Experts has decided to help the city increase its urban forest cover. Last week, the company donated 1000 fast-growing trees to the city’s Parks and Recreation Department.
Read full storyTree Service Experts Arlington Pledges to Help Push the Urban Forest Cover from 22.4% to Over 30%
Arlington, Texas – With more than 2,965,000 trees, the city of Arlington has a tree cover of approximately 22.4%. While this tree cover currently provides energy savings of more than $2.8 million per year, Tree Service Experts Arlington still thinks that the city can do better. This week, the tree service company has announced that it will be joining hands with property owners to push the tree cover to over 30%.
Read full storyTree Service Experts Plano is Working with Texas Tree Foundation to Increase Tree Cover from 16.4% to Over 20%
Plano, Texas – According to the most recent urban canopy cover assessment, the city of Plano has 1,690,000 trees. While this number is impressive, the trees only cover 16.4% of the city’s land area. This suggests that the city of Plano has numerous sites that do not have abundant tree cover.
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