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Davey Resource Group, Inc. <br />Tree Inventory Analysis & Maintenance Strategy <br />Page 12 <br />i-TREE RESULTS <br />DRG used i-Tree Eco, a tool within the i-Tree suite, to model benefits provided by Orono’s inventoried public <br />trees. i-Tree Eco combines tree inventory data with local air pollution and weather data to quantify the <br />environmental benefits of a community’s trees (Table 1). By framing trees and their benefits as dollars saved <br />per year, i-Tree models can help communities understand trees as both a natural resource and an economic <br />investment. Understanding the composition, functions, and economic value of trees is essential for making <br />informed planning and management decisions. This knowledge not only helps to better understand how <br />decisions can affect human health and environmental quality but also empowers communities to advocate <br />for the funding required to effectively manage and care for their valuable public trees. <br />Table 1. Summary of benefits provided by the most common inventoried street trees. <br />MOST COMMON <br />TREES INVENTORIED COUNT <br />PERCENT <br />OF <br />TOTAL <br />BENEFITS PROVIDED BY STREET TREES <br />CO₂ <br />STORED <br />CO₂ <br />SEQUESTERED <br />AVOIDED <br />RUNOFF <br />AIR <br />POLLUTION <br />REMOVED <br />REPLACEMENT <br />VALUE <br />COMMON NAME % TONS TONS/YEAR GAL/YEAR LBS/YEAR DOLLARS <br />Green ash 1,212 26.4% 266.9 5.0 653,574 520 $611,208 <br />Boxelder 431 9.4% 179.0 3.2 253,332 200 $263,173 <br />Sugar maple 389 8.5% 237.0 2.5 290,367 220 $262,421 <br />American elm 258 5.6% 77.6 1.7 126,786 100 $154,167 <br />American basswood 208 4.5% 92.6 1.3 234,370 180 $211,149 <br />Blue spruce 171 3.7% 25.4 0.4 47,847 40 $42,800 <br />Silver maple 157 3.4% 212.2 2.4 265,733 220 $319,720 <br />Black walnut 150 3.3% 57.7 1.4 109,164 80 $90,539 <br />Slippery elm 138 3.0% 21.9 0.7 55,224 40 $61,797 <br />Eastern red cedar 131 2.9% 36.9 0.4 70,225 60 $62,655 <br />Northern white <br />cedar 119 2.6% 20.3 0.2 24,520 20 $33,884 <br />Northern hackberry 113 2.5% 7.0 0.1 100,276 80 $74,669 <br />Siberian elm 101 2.2% 25.9 0.4 26,076 20 $33,531 <br />White spruce 99 2.2% 26.6 0.2 43,510 40 $37,846 <br />Bur oak 99 2.2% 142.7 0.9 116,552 100 $170,979 <br />All Other Trees <br />Inventoried 826 17.8% 535 6.4 574,575 360 $624,458 <br />Total 4,602 100% 1,964 27.4 2,992,130 2,280 $3,054,995 <br />24
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