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What Is Tree Equity and Does It Differ Between Fresno and Clovis?
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August 15, 2023

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Trees are critical urban infrastructure essential to public health and well-being — especially in this time of climate change.

According to treeequityscore.org, “Tree Equity Score measures how well the critical benefits of urban tree canopy are reaching those who need them most.”

The lower the score, the greater the need for more trees.

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