Urban Tree Planting Programs: a Sociological Perspective1
Richard Ames
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Richard Ames
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Abstract Oakland, California has been persuing an aggresive urban tree planting program since 1978. I have spent a year studying this program from the sociological perspective and believe that insights gained may be helpful to similar programs elsewhere.
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Abstract Oakland, California has been persuing an aggresive urban tree planting program since 1978. I have spent a year studying this program from the sociological perspective and believe that insights gained may be helpful to similar programs elsewhere.
Key concepts: Tree planting, Perspective (graphical), Sowing, Tree (set theory), Sociology, Sociological imagination, Urban forest, Forestry