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Conservation Areas:
Tree Planting in parks and
conservation areas is significantly less
challenging than planting in the dense
urban areas, but can be similarly
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planning goals of the City of Nashua,
including the reduction of heat island
effect and the contribution climate
resiliency and stormwater filtration.
Since the conditions in these larger
Spaces are less challenging for trees,
a wider range of species, including
more larger growing shade trees may
be successful in these locations. Some
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Open Space Planning: When planning
for city-wide open space and
recreation, consider including canopy
planting as a part of an open space
connection and resource planning.
Consider open space conservation
as a tremendous opportunity and an
integral part of development planning.
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Planting: Many of the larger species
that are responsible for supporting
much of the wildlife in New Hampshire
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City Tree Survey: Consider conducting
a regular city-owned tree survey. Tree
health monitoring will help the city
respond to tree health challenges and
patterns over time.
Tree Maintenance: Regular pruning
and early action tree training programs
are very successful in expanding tree
life cycles and minimizing the effects
of storm damage as the tree matures.
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