TreeKIT
@TreeKIT
TreeKIT helps city dwellers measure, map, and manage the urban forest. Co-directed by @spaceofflows & @Lizbarry.
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These previous bricks around street trees in Boston
OpenStreetMap has nearly 21 million individual trees mapped all throughout the world, but that data is highly localized and unevenly mapped. I was curious to see which countries have mapped more trees than we might expect, so decided to try comparing trees to area.
The inventory is looking good!
Interactive map using Deepscatter showing 680,000 street trees in New York from the tree census. observablehq.com/@bmschmidt/tre… This one is kind of neat technologically because it just plots an Arrow table straight in the browser.
#Brooklyn! @V6A_coLab and @land_interact are looking for people who have tree pits or sidewalk strips in front of their rentals or property that they would like to re-wild for increasing biodiversity and stormwater control. If this is you, form info → ayq5slpuj0t.typeform.com/to/Itpmney1
Great reporting from L.A., where city officials say they spend about $1,850 to procure and plant a single street tree — half of what it costs in NYC. Then they spend another $2,500 for their crews to allegedly hand water that tree for the next five years citywatchla.com/index.php/neig…
This neighborhood in Bologna, Italy grew a dense urban forest using one weird trick — traffic engineers hate them
i am so grateful for the amazing crew that came together to make this vision possible @lizbarry @LearnKnowAct @jarlathond @debsting @rcheetham and so many more! miss y'all and that crazy ride we had heading up to launch day 🙃. Happy Arbor Day!
can datasets have bdays? 7 yrs ago on #ArborDay, together with @TreeKIT @azavea @uvmvermont's SAL, @NYCParks launched the 2015 street tree census, a citizen mapping project with 2,200+ volun-treers and 60+ community groups.
happy #ArborDay ! we launched our #TreesCount2015 web app today to celebrate - nyc.gov/parks/treescou… @nyctreescount
🪩Happy Birthday to all the TreeKIT'ns 💚
can datasets have bdays? 7 yrs ago on #ArborDay, together with @TreeKIT @azavea @uvmvermont's SAL, @NYCParks launched the 2015 street tree census, a citizen mapping project with 2,200+ volun-treers and 60+ community groups.
In the last week I've started to receive inquiries from people running tree planting programs wanting my help. I am suggesting that they shut down their programs. Here I will explain why:
"For the first time, I don’t feel like I’m just living in New York — I feel like an integral part of it." @imontheradio writes nym.ag/37B6kXW
This is interesting— have u heard of the “3-30-300 rule?” 3: Everyone should be able to see at least 3 trees from home 30: Cities should ensure a 30% tree canopy in all neighbourhoods 300: Everyone should have a park within 300 metres of home Via @IUCN iucnurbanalliance.org/promoting-heal…
Great looking treemap!
Then, you can use the layer_after, parameter to add on any number of additional guides, scales, and labels (beware conflicts as you mix & match layers) that you want to combine with the data. Save the results to an object and then combine w/ streets, buildings, etc. #mapbaltimore
happy birthday Alice Walker, author of The Color Purple (1982) “In nature, nothing is perfect, and everything is perfect. Trees can be contorted, bent in weird ways, and they’re still beautiful.” 🖤🖤🖤💚💚💚
Seen around. Amazing how often Maintainers are hidden and uniformed as other.
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