Survey responses from 528 officials in 356 municipalities defined the developmental status
of municipal street tree programs and the attitudes of three types of officials: elected chief …

The article highlights a study which examined municipal employees and policy makers'
perception of urban tree programs in Alabama. Results of the study revealed that local …

A review of the literature on municipal tree programs has revealed the lack of information on
comprehensive master tree planning. A survey was conducted of 72 cities in the United …

Municipal tree programmes were assessed in Pennsylvania through mail surveys.
Pennsylvania has approximately 378 tree programmes, of which 57% are implemented …

The results of a questionnaire sent to 2861 cities. Some 50% of the 1543 respondents had
systematic tree care programmes. Total street trees in the USA were estimated at nearly 49 …

A survey was employed to help understand the knowledge, motivation, and behavior of
those responsible for tree care in 602 Missouri, US, communities. Our goal was to …

This article reports the combined results of two surveys of Illinois, US, communities about the
status and needs of their community tree programs. The surveys were intended primarily to …

Why does a city with an active tree program lack the funds needed to do an ideal job of
managing public trees? Often the answer is that residents are unaware of where tax dollars …

A survey of 2787 city tree managers in the USA in 1986 resulted in a 38% return. Only 38%
knew with certainty how many trees were on their streets. There were an estimated 61 654 …

Research points to numerous benefits provided by urban street trees including qualitative
and quantitative public health, economic, and environmental advantages for a city and its …