The Santa Fe CommuniTree Network is a new initiative from the Santa Fe Watershed Association, aimed at sustaining and expanding ecologically-appropriate vegetative cover and urban tree canopy throughout the Santa Fe River watershed. Internally, we accomplish this through plantings in rain gardens and riparian restoration. As a ‘Network,’ we connect with and support the City of Santa Fe’s TreeSmart Santa Fe Program and Bees, Trees, and Water Campaign, Santa Fe County’s vegetation and canopy goals, as well as the initiatives of other fabulous environmental and volunteer groups.
MORE TREE-SOURCES:
CommuniTree Invasive Tree Guidelines
TreeSmart Santa Fe speaks for the area’s trees
The Nature Conservancy Tree Species Selection Guidelines for the Albuquerque Metro Area
Sustainable Santa Fe 25-Year Plan
City of Santa Fe 5-year Water Conservation Plan
Santa Fe River Corridor Master Plan
City of Santa Fe Parks, Open Space, Trails & Recreation Master Plan
Toolkit: Nature’s Impact on Human Health
Greening Without Gentrification: Learning from parks-related anti-displacement strategies nationwide
Global urban reforestation can be an important natural climate solution
Community Forests Prepare for Climate Change
Intermediate tree cover can maximize groundwater recharge in the seasonally dry tropics
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