What is the economic value of your city's trees?
Cities routinely rake up tens of millions of dollars from their urban forests annually in ways that are not always obvious. Image: REUTERS/Julia Robinson
Jack Payne
Senior Vice President for Agriculture and Natural Resources and Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, University of Florida
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