Urban vegetation, and in particular urban forests, provide a wide range of ecosystem
services to urban societies and may thus be classified as environmental goods. Their status …

Many alien plant species are introduced to urban areas to create, augment or restore
ecosystem services (ES). However, many of these species spread beyond original plantings …

During my childhood, nature was never far away. The vast polder landscapes near my home
village had a lot to offer in terms of wildlife, space, high-sky polder landscapes, and …

Integrating tree species diversity into urban forest management can help create resilient tree
populations. In this study, the abundance of trees within families, genera, and species levels …

Urban trees are a fundamental and key component of urban green areas, however, they are
subject to several stresses which can compromise their mechanical integrity through the …

Trees play a pivotal role in the urban environment alleviating the negative impacts of
urbanization, and for this reason, local governments have promoted strongly tree planting …

In the Anthropocene, natural resource management approaches, including forestry, have
been incorporating cross-disciplinary, multi-functional, and highly technological endeavors …

As the world continues to rapidly urbanise, the greatest sustainability challenges of the
twenty-first century will likely be urban. With three-quarters of the global population projected …

Attitudes toward urban residential trees and awareness of their ecosystem services and
disservices may play an important role in management decisions of private residential green …

Climate sensitive urban planning involves the implementation of green infrastructure as one
measure to mitigate excessive heat in urban areas. Depending on thermal conditions …