1. Urban Tree Canopy Assessment for The City of Tukwila, WA Ian Scott Davey Resource Group November 1, 2012

2. Why Tree Canopy? Measure Quality Public Tree Inventory (i-Tree Streets) Private Tree Inventory (i-Tree Eco) Measure Quantity Tree Canopy Assessment

3. How Did We Do It?

4. Quality Control/Quality Assurance Kappa Coefficient (Tukwila = 0.9315) i-Tree Canopy (~23%)

5. Results City Wide The city limits of Tukwila encompass an area of 9.99 square miles (6,396 acres). 25% ‒ Canopy, 1,616 acres 51% ‒ Impervious surfaces, 3,242 acres 18% ‒ Pervious surfaces, 1,132 acres 5% ‒ Open water, 299 acres 2% ‒ Bare soils, 108 acres

6. Results

7. % Land Cover By Zone

8. Results Acres of Land Cover By Zone

9. Results Land Cover By Zone

10. Results Canopy in Parks

11. Results

12. Neighbor Cities Canopy Context (%)

13. Neighbor Cities SeattleRentonTukwila

14. Setting Goals Potential Canopy

15. Setting Goals Potential Canopy

16. Communicating Value I Tree VUE – Pollution Benefits by the Numbers Stored Carbon ~ 71,000 Tons  $1.4M Sequestered Carbon ~ 2300 Ton/yr  $48K Carbon Monoxide (CO) ~ 4.3 Ton/yr  $4K Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) ~ 10 Ton/yr  $89K Ozone (O3)~ 4.3 Ton/yr  $240K Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) ~ 8.5 Ton/yr  $18K Particulate Matter ~ 15.7 Ton/yr  $94K Yearly Benefit  $423K

17. Communicating Value Google Earth Exploring Potential Planting Change in Time

18. Communicating Value

23. Questions?