An Ecology of Prestige in New York City: Examining the Relationships Among Population Density, Socio-economic Status, Group Identity, and Residential Canopy Cover

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RT @leafwarbler: Warren cites Grove et al: An ecology of prestige in New York City - v interesting study. #ESA100 #UrbanEcology http://t.co…

Warren cites Grove et al: An ecology of prestige in New York City - v interesting study. #ESA100 #UrbanEcology http://t.co/Gg6uTHUPDr

Diversity in the urban forest goes beyond socioeconomic status. #canopy varies by #lifestyle in #NYC http://t.co/Zi7fyC5yD5 @jarlathond

Diversity in the urban forest goes beyond socioeconomic status. #canopy varies by #lifestyle in #NYC http://t.co/Zi7fyC5yD5 @jarlathond

Diversity in the urban forest goes beyond socioeconomic status. #canopy varies by #lifestyle in #NYC http://t.co/Zi7fyC5yD5 @jarlathond

hey @freetreesnyc 2 new papers on NYC and Stewardship (all land): http://t.co/VcXsRf20W7 & #canopy on private land http://t.co/Zi7fyC5yD5