Statewide assessment of street trees in New York State, USA

In the United States, street tree management and planning occurs at regional, state, and local levels. However, state and federal officials charged with managing streets trees at the regional and state levels typically lack the comprehensive, detailed information available to local officials in a st...

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Published in:Urban forestry & urban greening 2014, Vol.13 (2), p.213-220
Main Authors: Cowett, F.D., Bassuk, N.L.
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Language:English
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Animal, plant and microbial ecology
Applied ecology
Assessments
Biological and medical sciences
Construction
Forestry
Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
General aspects
Inventories
Inventory
Local government
New York
New York (state)
Regional
State government
StateSpecies diversity
Statewide assessment
Stockpiling
Street trees
Streets
Trees
United States
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description In the United States, street tree management and planning occurs at regional, state, and local levels. However, state and federal officials charged with managing streets trees at the regional and state levels typically lack the comprehensive, detailed information available to local officials in a street tree inventory such as species composition and tree size distribution. Statewide street tree assessments employing a variety of methodologies have been conducted to fill this knowledge gap. This paper examines these past assessments and builds upon them in conducting a street tree assessment for New York State in which geographic variability in statewide street tree inventory data is accounted for through weighted averaging of estimates.
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Assessments
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Statewide assessment
Stockpiling
Street trees
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Trees
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