Bristol Tree Forum
Introduction
The Tree Forum was formed to bring together organisations interested in the management and maintenance of council trees in Bristol, including trees in our streets, parks and green spaces.
- protect and enhance our urban trees in streets, parks, gardens and all open spaces
- encourage Bristol City Council to ensure the replacement of trees that have been (and continue to be) removed
- establish sufficient funding to ensure the retention of mature trees in our city and slow the present rate of felling
- establish sufficient funding for the planting of new urban trees
- stabilise then increase the urban canopy cover
- work with Bristol City Council to plan for "climate proofing" our city in accordance with predicted urban temperature increases in the next 20 years
- argue for a formulaic approach to ensure that Bristol achieves a sustainable balance between the built form / hard surface and tree canopy cover
- provide a mechanism for open consultation on urban trees issues between local community groups, interested professional bodies and several Bristol City Council departments
- Promote greater understanding of the values of amenity trees and stay up-to-date with current thinking, policy and research
The Forum membership has also agreed on an Action Plan, and further documents will be posted to these pages, including the agenda and minutes of each meeting.
Contact Us
In the first instance, please contact Hugh Holden, Chairman of the Tree Forum: hughholden@googlemail.com
Otherwise please contact Bristol City Council:
E-mail: bristolparks@bristol.gov.uk
Telephone: 0117 922 3719
Text: 0771 039 6713
You can report flytipping, graffiti, or make any other comments about Bristol's parks and green spaces. Please provide as much information and specific details as possible about the location attaching any supporting photographs. We will only call you back if we require further information.
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