Nottingham City Council Tree Services Strategy and Urban Forest Planning

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Nottingham City Council has implemented an Urban Forest Strategy aiming to achieve carbon neutrality by 2028, with a focus on planting trees to enhance the urban forest. The city currently has over 100,000 trees spread across 150 hectares of woods. However, there is a need to address the aging tree population and increase tree numbers, given the dependency on a limited number of tree species. Learn more about the challenges and plans to improve Nottingham's urban forest for a sustainable future.

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Nottingham City Council Nottingham City Council Tree Services Tree Services Current strategy and planning

Urban Forest Strategy (UFS) 2012 2020, 183 pages Carbon Neutral by 2028 target Manifesto pledge for tree planting

Nottinghams Urban Forest Nottingham s Urban Forest 100,000+ trees 150 hectares of woods. Canopy cover 14% (2007) Canopy cover 14% (2019) Areas with less 7% canopy cover Age demographic shows aging tree stock Dependency on few tree species.