REPORTS & STUDIES

 

Data drives impact—and at Texas Trees Foundation, our work is rooted in science and evidence-based design. From urban heat island maps to tree canopy assessments and health impact studies, our reports and research provide the knowledge needed to shape smarter, greener cities. These insights not only inform our own programs—they guide city planning, influence public policy, and support the design of healthier, more resilient communities. Explore how research is fueling action and transforming the future of Texas.

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January 2023 Winter Storm: A note from our Urban Forester

February 1, 2023

A note from our Urban Forester Rachel McGregor January 2023’s winter storm most likely will not have any lasting affects on our trees. As long as soil moisture was adequate, and trees were healthy, several days in the 20’s should not be an issue for most of our native tree species. As we continue to […]

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Dallas Urban Forest Master Plan

March 22, 2021

Growing and Maintaining Dallas’ Tree Canopy It’s a simple fact that trees are good. It’s also a fact that trees in cities just don’t happen by chance, except the Trinity Forest. The reality that the City of Dallas has a natural forest, and a built urban forest is remarkable. But we’ve come to a crossroads; […]

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State of the Dallas Urban Forest Report

March 22, 2015

SEE REPORT Dallas’ urban forest is comprised of the individual trees and groves in and around the places we live, work and play. Urban forest assessment provides a baseline from which to measure changes, trends and outcomes. Sound urban forest management includes tree maintenance, policy development and budgetary decisions – based upon understanding the current […]

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