A KQED Multimedia Series Exploring Northern California Science, Environment and Nature.
The urban forest is going digital. Thanks to volunteers with laptops and handheld devices, San Francisco is creating an online map of every street tree in the city, getting a leg up on keeping the urban landscape healthy and growing.
You may view the “Urban Forest 2.0″ story online, as well as find additional links and resources.
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This idea is very cool. I can see this being used by parks, school districts, corporations - any organization that needs to keep track of trees or other large plants.