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  1. Homeowner interactions with residential trees in urban areas

    Urban forests are a critical element in sustainable urban areas because of the many environmental, economic, and social benefits that city trees provide. In order to increase canopy cover in urban areas, residential homeowners, who collectively own the majority of the land in most cities, need to engage in planting and retaining trees on their properties. This...

    Author(s):
    Jana Dilley; Kathleen L. Wolf
    Year:
    2013
    Keywords:
    benefits, canopy cover, fruit trees, homeowner, human dimensions, neighborhood planning, private property, tree planting, Seattle, Washington
    Source:
    Arboriculture and Urban Forestry. 39(6): 267-277
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