Territory and Municipal Services announced today Over 800 new trees have been planted in Canberra’s streets and parks over the past few weeks.
Michael Brice, Manager, Urban Treescapes, Territory and Municipal Services explained that trees were planted long major arterial roads, residential streets and in open space areas including parks and reserves.
“Trees were planted in iconic avenues including Ainslie Avenue and Warragamba Avenue and throughout Canberra’s central business district while 150 trees were planted in the heritage listed Haig Park.”
“Approximately 40 different species of trees of both native and exotic species were planted, including Ashes, Gleditsias, Golden Rain trees and Oaks. The trees were chosen to complement the surrounding landscape and for their suitability with Canberra’s climate.”