Urban forestry improves air quality, reduces heat island effects, and provides habitat for wildlife, enhancing the overall environment.

Native and drought-resistant species are ideal for urban settings as they require less maintenance and adapt well to environmental conditions.

Green spaces in cities help reduce stress, improve mental well-being, and promote community engagement.

Trees absorb carbon dioxide, reducing greenhouse gases and helping combat climate change effects in urban areas.

Proper maintenance, including pruning and disease management, extends the lifespan of trees and ensures safety in public spaces.

Urban trees help absorb rainwater, reduce runoff, and prevent flooding by improving soil infiltration.