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Greens launch Urban Forest Plan

  On Monday night the WA Greens launched their new Urban Forest Plan for Perth,  at the WA State Library. The event was a huge […]

Posted on May 19, 2016May 19, 2016 by ArborCarbon in Urban Forest. Tags: bushland, green corridors, Greens, heat, Local Government, Perth, Plan, planning, public health, tree canopy, tree protection, Urban Forest, WA, Western Australia.

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