The absence of trees is not just an aesthetic discrepancy — it can impact human health and well-being, a growing body of research shows.
We highlight several studies that examine this association and highlight residential tree inequities:
https://t.co/aQRIvd0OP6
🌾 #Wetlands help the Earth by:
🌳 Being #biodiversity hotspots
💧 Storing fresh water
🌫 Acting as carbon sinks
📈 Providing livelihoods
But many continue to be under threat.
Learn more via @ajenglish
https://t.co/3mt8hIIReS
Recent housing in Western Sydney, where summer temps get close to 50C.
Tarmac. Black roofs. Hardly a tree in sight. An urban heat disaster waiting to happen.
One of the most successful pedestrian streets in the world, the Strøget in Copenhagen was filled with cars until a 2 year pilot project in 1962. The opposition argued “no cars means no business” but the street has been a massive retail success, the city’s busiest shopping street.
Pollution check! Foreshore Beach, where some locals take their dogs, is rated ‘very poor’. @BaysideNSW dog beach at Kyeemagh is ‘poor’. #dogs#beach#Sydney#weather
Save the date – there’s only 1 MONTH TO GO until the 2022 #AussieBirdCount and we can’t wait!
The 2022 event will run from October 17‒23 during National Bird Week. Register as a counter today and find out more at: https://t.co/9BSwsfEBTC
🖌️ @bottlefullorain
Thank goodness Biscoff doesn’t live in #Sydney, where the endless water would blow his mind. If he visited Astrolabe Park he could be equally discombobulated by the long wet grass and giant mud puddles #dog#parks
This is Biscoff. He was told he had to wear this jacket because water would be coming from the sky, yet it is on the ground. Wants to know what you're not telling him. 12/10
Join @Zoe_Sadokierski & @dieterhochuli from the Urban Field Naturalist project, alongside Sara Judge and Helen Sullivan, on Thursday 25th August, 11am @statelibrarynsw for a #free#event NOTICING ANIMALS.
After the event there will be an observational stroll @RBGSydney