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Pensacola Urban Forestry Efforts Earn National Recognition

Pensacola’s longstanding commitment to growing and maintaining the community’s tree canopy earned national accolades recently – even as modernization of the existing tree ordinance is in the works.

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Key points

  • Pensacola recognized nationally for urban forestry efforts.
  • The city is updating its existing tree ordinance.
  • Ongoing commitment to enhancing the community’s tree canopy.

Protecting and Enhancing the Pensacola Tree Canopy

— Pensacola has received national recognition for its dedication to enhancing and preserving the city’s tree canopy. This acknowledgment highlights the city’s ongoing efforts in urban forestry.

Modernizing the Pensacola Tree Ordinance

As the community continues to modernize its current tree ordinance, these honors reflect Pensacola’s commitment to creating a greener environment for residents.

This article was produced with the assistance of AI and reviewed by our editorial team.

Based on reporting originally published by City of Pensacola. Read the original story.

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