Policy & Research
Conducting cutting-edge research and facilitating policies that support nature-based solutions.
TreePeople works from the policy level to the grassroots level to facilitate actionable research and science-based policies, incentives, and applicable demonstration programs to transform Southern California utilizing nature-based solutions. In collaboration with partners, we use green (trees), blue (water), and brown (soils) infrastructure in urban and surrounding areas to create community resilience for all.
Publications
Evaluating the Impacts of Trees on Residential Thermal Conditions in Los Angeles Using Community Science
Planting Resilience: Identifying Climate-Resilient Tree Species and Increasing Their Presence in Los Angeles’ Urban Forest
Tree Planting Cost-Benefit Analysis: A Case Study for Urban Forest Equity in Los Angeles
Healthy Soils for Healthy Communities
Healthy Soils for Healthy Communities Initiative
RX For Hot Cities: Climate Resilience Through Urban Greening and Cooling in Los Angeles
Public Trees for Public Good: An Assessment of Urban Forestry Management and Practices in Los Angeles County
The Power of Schools
Second Nature: Adapting L.A.'s Landscape for Sustainable Living
Rain to the Rescue: NRDC & TreePeople Issue Brief
Lessons from the Land of Oz for the American Southwest: Australia's Responses to Its Millennium Drought - A Study Tour Report
Moving Towards Collaboration: A New Vision for Water Management in the Los Angeles Region
Rainwater as a Resource: A Report on Three Sites Demonstrating Sustainable Stormwater Management
Transferring Lessons from Australia’s Millennium Drought to California
Inglewood & Lennox Greening Plan
Stormwater Capture Master Plan
The Simple Act of Planting a Tree
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