2023 Grant Awards – Urban and Community Forestry
In this web publication by the U.S. Forest Service, you can find information about the investments made from the Inflation…
In this web publication by the U.S. Forest Service, you can find information about the investments made from the Inflation…
Deep and persistent racism, segregation, disinvestment and devaluation have created chasms in health equity, economic mobility and overall outcomes for…
More than $1 billion from President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda will increase urban tree cover, boost equitable access to…
Although this guide was developed to assists the state, municipalities, and nonprofit organizations of Rhode Island in identifying funding, financing,…
This guide provides information on making the case for trees, nationally utilized urban forestry funding and policy mechanisms, as well…
A new era of source water protection is emerging. Utilities increasingly recognize that protecting sources of drinking water and securing…
Hundreds of programs from cities and communities around the nation — from very small to the largest — completed a…
The urban forest and natural areas of Lady Bird Lake receive over 4 million visitors each year and represent the…
Newly emergent anchor networks typically develop to provide a hub where relationship building and information sharing happen among local anchor…
Not every entrepreneur is in it just for the money. Many also want to make a positive mark on the…
Every dollar spent on natural disaster mitigation projects saves $6 on average in post disaster recovery costs, according to a…
Early research after first response estimated that treatment would cost more than $10.7 billion in the affected states. That number…
This guidebook for local governments in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed outlines financing strategies applicable to most communities nationwide. Includes detailed…
While FEMA provides the bulk of Federal funding for pre-disaster planning and post-disaster funding, nearly half-a-dozen other agencies offer support…
To rejuvenate an uninhabited parcel adjacent to Hartsfield-Atlanta airport, the City of College Park planned to create a new business…
Business Improvement Districts are defined areas within which businesses elect to pay a levy – a “self-imposed-tax” – to provide…
Minnesota implemented a stormwater crediting system, allowing communities and businesses to quantify potential of trees to manage stormwater. The credit…
Provides stormwater managers and site designers with a common understanding of LID goals, objectives, specifications for individual practices, and flow…
Program offers educational programs; financial support in the form of cost-share grants; technical training; Arbor Day promotions and public/private partnerships.
This article explains the essentials of budgeting for the costs of a community tree program each year. It includes a…
Many consider it the "gold standard" for urban forest planning. Comprehensive in scope, visionary in its goals, inspirational in its…
In 2015, governments, water utilities, companies, and communities spent nearly $25 billion on payments for green infrastructure for water.
Reliable costing information helps communities adequately plan for green infrastructure implementation and long-term operations and maintenance.
Features EPA publications as well as examples and case studies drawn from states and communities.
A comprehensive, well-sourced examination of how green infrastructure can save municipalities money and provide economic benefits community wide.