From stunning sunsets and breathtaking beaches to scenic vistas and beautiful landmarks, these are the Most Treasured Views ...

SOUTH MIAMI, FLA. (WSVN ... “So you can have a 40, 50-mile-an-hour wind on a big sail like the canopy of this tree, when the roots aren’t grabbing — because right this moment, there ...

SOUTH MIAMI, FLA. (WSVN ... “So you can have a 40, 50-mile-an-hour wind on a big sail like the canopy of this tree, when the roots aren’t grabbing — because right this moment, there ...

Environmental groups feared the proposal would undermine efforts to expand Miami-Dade County’s tree canopy goal of reaching 30% canopy. “We’re at 18 percent.” said Jackie Bonilla ...

Penelope Leal, a student Florida International University, and Simon Zegarra, a student at Somerset Academy, push down soil to support a newly planted tree as a part of Miami-Dade County's Urban ...

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has announced Miami-Dade County’s plan to increase its urban tree canopy to 30 percent. The Urban Forestry Plan, developed with input from the mayor and the Board of ...

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY ... necessary to obtain a tree permit for all residents and business entities within the city” and to promote the development of the city’s tree canopy.

Jane Gilbert, who made history as the world’s first so-called “chief heat officer” in 2021 serving Miami-Dade County ... of trees. A 2022 Regional Transit Commission study created a map ...

But the research also found that strategically planting more tropical trees may help the local canopy stay resilient ... species planted throughout Miami-Dade County’s urban core will likely ...

But the research also found that strategically planting more tropical trees may help the local canopy stay resilient in the face ... to 41 percent of the tree species planted throughout Miami-Dade ...

MATIAS J. OCNER [email protected] Miami-Dade has fallen behind on its decade-old pledge to cover more than 30% of the county with tree canopy, leading to growing inequality across the region ...

Miami-Dade has fallen behind on its decade-old pledge to cover more than 30% of the county with tree canopy, leading to growing inequality across the region as wealthier neighborhoods stay shaded, ...