Trees Across Toronto In
2004, the city of toronto began a community tree planting project that
planted over 30,000 tees until 2012. Each year a monitoring plan
was carried out to asses the succese of the trees that were planted. In
2019, the city of Toronto requested Danjieles team at the University of
Toronto to make an effort to standardize and asses the data
of the overall success of the Trees Across Toronto planting
project.
Modeled
historical
vegetation:
Applications of
Predictive Vegetation Maps
Predictive vegetation maps have different applications that
range from forest restoration, conservation, and management to land use
planning.
Some of applications are the design of
green systems and
landscape planning, informing
restoration, protection and recovery of species at risk and their
habitats, and
supporting conservation efforts and natural resource management.