Industrial District Green

"The study suggests that unintentional daily contact to nature through street trees close to the home may reduce the risk of depression, especially for individuals in deprived groups." https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-79924-5

Thank you to the #DTLA Arts District/Little Tokyo Neighborhood Council (http://hcnc-adlt.org) for your support of #Trees last night! Funding will help care for new saplings recently planted in the #ArtsDistrict in partnership with the Arts District Los Angeles as well as several other trees we recently planted in the area.

https://www.nakedcapitalism.com//could-we-learn-how-to-tal

https://www.nytimes.com//tree-communication-suzanne-simard

https://www.scribd.com//4868/Letter-for-DTLA-2040-From-IDG

Planting A Tree Isn’t Free We hope you will remember us at this years-end and give whatever you can so that we can continue our work. Planting a tree is just the first step, their ongoing care is vital to their survival and we depend entirely on donations for this. We are now actively overseeing the care of over 350 trees. You can give online here: https://www.industrialdistrictgreen.org/support_us Your support is very important to us! Thank you. ... #TreesInTheCity #UrbanForestry #MoreShade

"The tool uses infrared aerial imagery to show Los Angeles trees with local context, such as what percentage of a neighborhood has leafy coverage, an area’s population density, what areas are vulnerable to extreme heat and which neighborhood councils can help get new roots in the ground, according to Google."