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You are at The Hub > Conservation Issues > Urban > Why keeping one mature street tree is far better for humans and nature than planting lots of new ones

October 1, 2023   7:31 pm

Why keeping one mature street tree is far better for humans and nature than planting lots of new ones

By: Tom Salzer
On: February 8, 2021
In: Urban

The net ecosystem service of an urban tree is worth thousands of dollars.

Source: Why keeping one mature street tree is far better for humans and nature than planting lots of new ones

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