Million Trees Miami Initiative
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The Frame
The initiative sets a target of 30 percent tree canopy coverage for Miami-Dade County, which impacts local land-use planning, public space management, and opportunities for community-led tree planting events.
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Miami-Dade County residents
Residents are the target participants for community tree planting efforts and the intended recipients of urban forest improvements.
Local organizations
Organizations may partner with the initiative to plan tree planting events.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The initiative aims to achieve a minimum of 30 percent tree canopy coverage across Miami-Dade County.
- The campaign was developed by Neat Streets Miami, formerly known as the Miami-Dade Community Image Advisory Board.
- The program encourages community partnerships and tree planting events.
- Interested parties can contact the initiative via email at greenup@miamidade.gov.
- The Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces department is located at the Hickman Building, 275 NW 2nd Street, Miami, FL 33128.
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Why It Matters
The initiative sets a target of 30 percent tree canopy coverage for Miami-Dade County, which impacts local land-use planning, public space management, and opportunities for community-led tree planting events.
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Analysis Score
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