Year of Vibrant Green Space Celebration Committee

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Year of Vibrant Green Space Celebration Committee

Year of Vibrant Green Space Monday, June 19 th Welcome and Introductions (All) AGENDA Airport Green Roof (Kristin Hall, Office of Sustainability) City s Park Assessment (Jessica Gift, Capital Projects) Cleveland Tree Plan updates (Cleveland Tree Coalition) Climate Smart Cities (Matt Schmidt, Trust for Public Land) Pollinators (Amber Barnes, Pollinator Partnership Tour of Morgan Conservatory Cathi Lehn, Office of Sustainability)

Kristin Hall, Director Mayor s Office of Sustainability

Cleveland Airport Green Roof

Cleveland Airport Green Roof

Jessica Gift, Manager of Parks and Recreation, Research and Planning City of Cleveland, Mayor s Office of Capital Projects (MOCAP)

City of Cleveland Park Buffer Map

Sandra Albro, Co-Chair Holden Forests and Gardens Emily Bacha Western Reserve Land Conservancy Chad Clink Holden Forests and Gardens

Year of Vibrant Green Space Celebration Committee June 19, 2017 Co-chairs: Sandra Albro Holden Forests & Gardens Jill Ziegler Forest City Realty Trust

CLEVELAND TREE PLAN Published in 2013 Average 19% tree canopy citywide 4% 39% not distributed equitably

CLEVELAND TREE PLAN ACTIONS 1. Formalize Partnerships 2. Outreach and Education 3. Funding Plan 4. Tree Inventory 5. Management Plan 6. Operational Review 7. Canopy Goal 8. Policy Changes 9. Plant with a Purpose

CLEVELAND TREE COALITION Work collaboratively on policies, programs and engagement to rebuild tree canopy 30+ organizations

CLEVELAND TREE COALITION MEMBERS o AECOM o Alliance for the Great Lakes o o o o o o o o o o o o o o American Forests Campus District Cleveland Clinic Cleveland City Planning Cleveland Division of Forestry Cleveland Metroparks Cleveland Metropolitan Housing Authority Cleveland Museum of Natural History Cleveland Neighborhood Progress Cleveland State University Cuyahoga County Land Bank Cuyahoga River Restoration Cuyahoga Soil and Water Conservation District Davey Resource Group o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Dominion Forest City Realty Trust Holden Forests & Gardens KeyBank Lakeview Cemetery LAND Studio Mayor s Office of Sustainability Mayor s Office of Capital Projects Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District Ohio Department of Natural Resources Ohio Landscape Association PwC University Hospitals West Creek Conservancy Western Reserve Eco Network Western Reserve Land Conservancy

CLEVELAND CANOPY GOAL Tree experts from several organizations with sign-off by Coalition 30% tree canopy by 2040 (planted by 2030) 50,000 trees by 2020 City of Cleveland: 5,000 trees by 2020 Stretch goal: 40%

Summary Credit: CSU Center for Community Planning and Development using information from the Cleveland Tree Plan, the Cuyahoga County Greenprint and Google Streetview

CLEVELAND TREE PLAN TREE BENEFITS o Trees improve public health and safety: o improve oxygen o reduce asthma and other respiratory issues o reduce violence in neighborhoods as tree canopy increases o Trees add economic value to residential properties and businesses: o cut summer energy costs for cooling by up to 20% o increases business traffic in commercial districts

CLEVELAND TREE PLAN TREE BENEFITS o Trees improve the environment: o slow stormwater o reduce pollutants o absorb carbon dioxide o store carbon o Trees are critical for non-human animals: o increase urban wildlife habitat o part of many kinds of conservation efforts

GET INVOLVED! Encourage your organization to join the Coalition Commit to planting trees in your own yard Advocate for protecting and increasing tree canopy in your neighborhood Learn to be a tree steward /cletrees

Q&A Co-chairs: Sandra Albro Cleveland Botanical Garden Jill Ziegler Forest City Realty Trust

celebrating urban reforestation efforts #ARBORDAYCLE

EARTH DAY TREE PLANTING Multiple Cleveland Tree Coalition members teamed up with the Third Federal Foundation, the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Cleveland, and Slavic Village Development to plant 25 robust trees on the club campus

ARBOR DAY @ EARTH FEST Staff and volunteers distributed 1,000 tree seedlings to the public in an assembly line process (additional 1,500 at other Arbor Day events) with the support of Forest City, Key Bank, and multiple Cleveland Tree Coalition members Participants mapped where trees were planted Workshops were held on the value of trees and proper tree planting

ARBOR DAY PLANTING Western Reserve Land Conservancy has organized an Arbor Day Tree Planting at Citizens Academy in Glenville with staff from City of Cleveland Office of Sustainability, Holden Forests & Gardens, Davey Tree, and Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District Mayor Frank Jackson and members of the Cleveland Tree Coalition announced Cleveland s tree canopy goal before planting

ARBOR DAY MARKETING Cleveland Tree Plan Cleveland Tree Coalition Facts at a Glance (brief description of Coalition, Cleveland Tree Plan, and Benefits of Trees) Cleveland Tree Coalition Contacts Contact Information Collection Forms for Tree Giveaways (paper and electronic)

ARBOR DAY MARKETING @CLEtrees #ArborDayCLE

Vibrant Green Communities CLEVELAND FOUNDATION GRANT

Cleveland Tree Plan

Action #2 Develop and implement an outreach and education strategy

Action #8 Institute policy changes supportive of urban forestry

Action #9 Plant with a purpose: trees for neighborhood equity

Grant Outcomes 1) Assess and improve city tree policies (policy guide) 2) Collaborate on purposeful, equitable, & cost effective planting campaigns 3) Educate the public on the benefits of trees through community education and outreach 4) Develop and pilot a Tree Corps program (workforce development) Supports 2 new positions Arborist Educator and Tree Care Coordinator

Thank You! Chad Clink, BCMA/RCA#589 Community Forester The Holden Arboretum 9500 Sperry Road Kirtland, Ohio 44094 P 330.760.1476 F 440.256.5836

Matt Schmidt Program Director Trust for Public Land

Climate-Smart Cleveland A Climate Collaboration Model

Connect Cool Absorb Protect Our Climate-Smart Cities Framework

Climate-Smart Cities Implementation GI Coalition Building / Learning Labs Policy and Decision Making GI Project Development Range of Implementation Opportunities

Cross Sector Technical Advisory Team Community Groups Non-Profits Regional Academia City Architecture, Technology, and Other For-Proft Services Federal & State Mulitple Benefit Greening Property and Development

Cleveland Modeling Criteria Equity Connecting People to Parks Low Income Households Communities of Color Renters Residents Under 5 Residents Over 64 Cool Impervious Surfaces Urban Heat Islands Day Urban Heat Islands - Night Public Health Diabetes Asthma Obesity Kidney Disease Stroke Coronary Disease Lead Levels

Cleveland Modeling Criteria Connect Improve Transit Access Create Connections to Parks and Green Space Fill Gaps in the Active Transportation Network Connect Low-Income Communities to Job Districts Safe Routes to School Enhance Bicyclist and Pedestrian Safety Absorb Flood Risk Impaired Waters Wetland Borders Nuisance Flooding Sinks Aging Infrastructure Estimate Runoff Potential

Decision Support Tool

Data Exploration Site Analysis Functions: Layer exploration Cartography Tools Print Tool Comparison Slider Site Selection Functions: Query Site Selection Functions: Address Search Parcel Selection Profile Reports Utilizing the GIS Functions

Amber Barnes, Pollinator Partnership http://www.pollinator.org/ http://www.sustainablecleveland.org/blog

http://www.ophi.info/

Ohio Pollinator Health, Protection and Conservation Plan Scheduled for release during National Pollinator Week Executive Summary Section I. Pollinator Roles and Concerns Current Status of Ohio Pollinators Pollinator Health Issues Section II. Actions to Benefit Pollinators Goals for Pollinator Health Improving Pollinator Habitat in Gardens and Lawns Beekeeping to Maximize Pollinator Health Maximizing Pollinator Health and Pollination Services on Farms Improving Pollinator Habitat in Prairies, Roadsides, and Open Spaces Public Health and Minimizing Impacts to Pollinators Appendix A. Plan Creation, Implementation, and Evaluation

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