Asheville Tree Map is a collaboration of government, nonprofits, businesses and you to build an inventory of Asheville's urban forest
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Yearly economic impact summary
Total Trees
6,313
Total Benefts
$138,576.69 saved
Carbon dioxide stored
1,423,952 lbs CO2 stored
$212,933.90 saved
Greenhouse Gas Benefits
1,272,471 lbs CO2 reduced
$26,964.23 saved
Water Benefits
$7,340,160 gallons conserved
73,401.60 saved
Energy Benefits
760,183 kWh conserved
$38,197.47 saved
Air Quality Benefits
8,926 lbs pollutants reduced
$13.40 saved
10 Most Common Trees
5 Most Recent Trees
Our database of trees comes from public records and citizen foresters like you. Your help will make it better.
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Neighborhood Buncombe County |
Tree species Eastern Redbud |
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Neighborhood Buncombe County |
Tree species Pawpaw |
Updated by mmdills22 |
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Neighborhood Buncombe County |
Tree species Flowering Dogwood |
Updated by mmdills22 |
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Neighborhood Buncombe County |
Tree species Flowering Dogwood |
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Neighborhood Buncombe County |
Tree species Black Walnut |
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How to use the Asheville Tree Map
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Login:
Login using your Asheville Tree Map user name (login) or Sign up for a Asheville Tree map user name (login).
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Find a tree:
Search for the trees near you. Find trees that bear edible fruits and nuts or those with beautiful flowers. Search for the biggest trees in your neighborhood -- then go visit them!
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Add a tree:
The Asheville Tree Map grows as citizen foresters like you add trees. Show a tree's location by putting a dot on the map, then provide as much information as you can.
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Edit a tree:
Check out the facts about the trees around you and update when you can. Don't forget to add alerts! With your help, we'll track changes in the urban forest and watch it grow.
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