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Tree species selection for future climates (Greening the Landscape Conversations)

Tree species matter. The future of our urban forest lies in what we choose to plant and how we plant it. Making informed decisions related to species selection can be particularly challenging given the range of considerations involved in managing and maintaining our urban landscapes. As we work to meet canopy targets that seek to maximize biodiversity, minimize pest and disease pressure, optimize establishment and grow a resilient urban canopy, there is a need to better understand and navigate the challenges of species selection, harnessing our collective knowledge, insights and industry perspectives to achieve our urban forestry goals. On Tuesday, October 17, 2023, panelists Peter Duinker, Professor Emeritus in the School for Resource and Environmental Studies at Dalhousie University, Donnie McPhee, Coordinator of the National Tree Seed Centre at the Canadian Forest Service Atlantic Forestry Centre and the Consortium's own Charlene Williams, Case Study Lead for Canopy Climate Readiness came together to discuss the process of tree species selection and consider strategies for building urban forests for the future.