Planting and maintaining street trees is not only good for the environment; it’s a sound economic investment that benefits society in multiple ways over their full lifecycle.
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The City of Hobart is calling on the Tasmanian community to come out of the woodwork and apply for a piece of the two giant sequoias that were removed from St David’s Park.
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Urging industry to make better use of wood that is wasted or burned for energy, researchers have released the first structural tests of non-straight, forked, and double-curved roundwood logs used as columns. A simple calculation could change the way we use misfit wood.
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A group of decades-old Gebang palms (Corypha utan) in the Northern Territory is flowering. It’s a once in a lifetime event for the wetlands trees.
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The City of Greater Bendigo will commence planting approximately 2200 advanced trees in local streets and parklands throughout the municipality during May as part of its annual Greening Greater Bendigo tree planting program.
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The Green Triangle’s fire cameras have again proven critical in protecting communities, plantations and landscapes, delivering rapid identification of unplanned fires and enabling swift suppression during a season marked by elevated fire risk.
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After a necessary removal of trees, The City of Casey is restoring a green corridor along a stretch of the Princes Highway in Berwick, with replanting now underway to bring back shade, biodiversity and a greener streetscape.
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NSW’s Greening our City program will make available $600,000 to help transform the streets, parks, and public spaces of Ettalong, Umina and Woy Woy into cooler, greener environments.
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Western Australia’s City of Mandurah has moved to preserve a much-loved old tuart (Eucalyptus gomphocephalaat) on the corner of Pinjarra Road and Old Pinjarra Road.
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