Urban Forestry and Urban Green Management: Promoting Sustainable Urban Tree Populations Ⅱ
A special issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050). This special issue belongs to the section "Sustainable Urban and Rural Development".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 November 2022) | Viewed by 4399
Special Issue Editor
2 Eocene Environmental Group, 5930 Grand Ave, West Des Moines, IA, USA
Interests: urban parks; street trees; urban forests; greenspace; land surveying; risk assessment
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Dear Colleagues,
Urban forests and urban greenspaces are vital infrastructure for healthy cities and healthy people. As urban populations continue to grow, maintaining and growing trees in places with concentrations of people is vital for sustainable cities. Finding ways to effectively, efficiently, and equitably plant, grow, and manage urban tree populations is important to realize the social and ecological values they provide and promote sustainable urban forests. In this Issue, we aim to invite papers that promote sustainable urban forests. We broadly define sustainable urban forests as meeting the future needs of people through economic practice that promotes the social and ecological needs of a community. We invite authors to submit papers for publication with a focus on sustainable urban forestry and urban greenspace management. Topical areas should involve some aspect of sustainable practice through urban forestry and urban greenspace management through examples such as:
- Arboricultural practice;
- Growth and longevity;
- Inventory and assessment;
- Planting practice;
- Urban forest economics;
- Urban tree canopy; and
- Urban tree health.
We look forward to your submissions for consideration for publication in this Special Issue. Papers will be sent to anonymous reviewers, which will evaluate each submitted paper for acceptability for publication.
Prof. Dr. Rich Hauer
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- arboriculture
- economics
- ecology
- inventory
- management
- tree pests
- people and society
- sustainability
- tree canopy
- urban forestry
- urban greenspaces
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