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Counting on Trees

The many tree-lined streets and forested parks of Tampa, Florida add greatly to our resident's quality of life, especially in periods of rapid growth. In some ways the advantages of this natural resource are quite discernable. Trees lend a distinct sense of identity to neighborhoods, increase property values, and, in general, beautify the community. Yet trees also play a more subtle role through environmental modification. Properly selected trees mitigate air pollution, excessive noise, turbulent winds, temperature extremes and sun glare. This is most obvious in the central business district where towering, mirrored buildings and extensive pavement can simulate an urban desert. Moreover, a well-designed cityscape can direct pedestrian and vehicular flow, accent and define traditional as well as modern architecture, provide interest through seasonal changes in foliage and flowering, and realize energy conservation from the effects of strategically placed deciduous trees.