City Trees

January/February 2022

City Trees is a premier publication focused on urban + community forestry. In each issue, you’ll learn how to best manage the trees in your community and more!

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New U.S. Forest Service Resources 16 CityTREES Vulnerability of Street Trees in Upper Midwest Cities to Climate Change An approach for assessing vulnerability of urban tree species and cultivars commonly planted in cities in the United States Upper Midwest to current and projected climate change through the end of the 21st century. Explore the Analog Atlas The earth's climate is expected to warm by 2 degrees C/3.6 degrees F by 2050. What will these warmer conditions look and feel like where you live and play? Search any location on the map to find its future climate match, or analog. Now Streaming: Chicago's Urban Forest Metrics on App That Makes USDA Forest Service Inventory Data Available Chicago has just joined the growing list of cities with urban forestry data available on a user-friendly app called My City's Trees. Currently the app pro- vides information about urban forests and the services they provide in: • San Diego, CA • Chicago, IL • St. Louis, MO • Kansas City, MO • Springfield, MO • Portland, OR • Austin, TX • Houston, TX • San Antonio, TX

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