Appreciation
The Equitable DC Tree Canopy Project analyzes inequity in the D.C. urban tree canopy with the goal of identifying priority areas for planting.
This page is an appreciation of all we have today from around Washington, D.C.
Peak fall in SW today. @capitalweather pic.twitter.com/2tBzIIgHjW
— SW DC Newsies (@SWDCnewsies) December 4, 2021
DC's tree canopy is something special. pic.twitter.com/fwDSWMPpmG
— Katie Orr 🖖🏻📚 (@KatiesOrr) April 21, 2020
Tree planting season's here! 🌳 🌳 Each year our Arborists plant 8,000+ street trees to expand DC's tree canopy. Newly planted trees, w/ care, will be part of our neighborhoods for years to come. For a map of plantings and how you can get involved, visit https://t.co/6Qs798pfS4. pic.twitter.com/OzXhNvEzN4
— DDOT DC (@DDOTDC) November 8, 2021
Spending the week in NW Washington DC and really enjoying the tree canopy. Even a Metasequoia in the neighborhood! pic.twitter.com/fAjPJppE6X
— Boston Tree Keeper (@tree_keeper) April 26, 2021
Grateful for the urban tree canopy in Washington DC! pic.twitter.com/bUyG735N7O
— AlexF (@alexf49) May 25, 2016
Washington, DC used to be called "The City of Trees," but the tree canopy has dropped significantly since the mid-1900s. Is the tree canopy and maintenance the same across the socio-economically diverse neighborhoods across the city? #TreeEquity https://t.co/KnIc7upQd9
— American Forests (@AmericanForests) January 10, 2021
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— Joel Nelson Group (@JoelNelsonGroup) April 10, 2020
Read our APRIL newsletter, Real Know-How for Capital Real Estate:https://t.co/TQpob6eIdy#DCRealEstate #WashingtonDC pic.twitter.com/lhzPHcIYMh
The goal is to cover 40 % of the District w a healthy tree canopy by 2032. According to @SustainDC 4 yr report, we are at 38%! #ArborDay pic.twitter.com/YTy1pEwMPc
— Department of Energy & Environment (@DOEE_DC) April 28, 2017
Here we are, in DC. Let's get the rest of Washington back to 40% tree canopy! See what @CaseyTrees does in #360video https://t.co/597bvdn06R pic.twitter.com/FgCOcGG190
— Amanda Menas (@amanda_menas) November 16, 2016
Had a wonderful morning pruning cherry trees along the Tidal Basin with @CaseyTrees. I strongly recommend getting involved with the great work they’re doing restoring and protecting DC’s tree canopy. pic.twitter.com/3rVMfZM1US
— Chris Scott (@iamchrisscott) July 27, 2019
Everyone can benefit from trees! DRAFT SDC 2.0 has an action to "Plant and maintain 10,500 new trees per year in priority areas to achieve 40% tree canopy cover by 2032." @DDOTDC @DOEE_DC @DCDGS @DCDPR
— DC Office of Planning (@OPinDC) September 14, 2018
What are your thoughts? Share your ideas @ https://t.co/6gQk5Xh1xz! pic.twitter.com/4ZPsAvAwJy
Walk along the #NationalMall and discover tree canopy lined walkways and paths you never knew existed. #DC pic.twitter.com/RXI0CdwmZt
— Liaison Capitol Hill (@LiaisonCapHill) November 12, 2015