Footscray Primary School: the i-tree value of our trees
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The document discusses the value of the 102 trees at Footscray Primary School. It notes that the trees provide various benefits like shade, habitat for fauna, carbon storage, and reducing stormwater runoff. The trees were estimated to have a total amenity value of $253,000 in 2013. An average tree at the school stores 197kg of carbon, removes 154g of air pollution, intercepts 0.22m3 of rainfall, and saves 4.2KWh for heating and 8.1KWh for cooling. The trees collectively stored 20 tons of carbon, removed 15kg of pollution, intercepted 22m3 of rainfall, and saved $150 for heating and $290 for cooling in 2013.
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Green city
A green city uses environmentally friendly processes throughout its lifecycle by employing renewable materials, recycling, and blending with the local environment. This reduces impacts on the environment while improving efficiency. Green cities are gaining importance due to their cost savings. However, current cities face problems like lack of eco-friendly construction, waste management, and renewable energy usage. Transitioning to green cities can provide health, environmental, and economic benefits like emissions reduction, resource conservation, and cost savings. This involves strategies like green building materials, renewable energy systems, water recycling, and waste management.
TRES, A GOOD TO PRESERVE
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- 1. THE VALUE OF OUR TREES FOOTSCRAY PRIMARY SCHOOL In 2013, our School was home to 102 trees. We have 20 species of trees. 30% of our trees are eucalypts Nearly 80% of our trees are medium in size (5-10m tall) A tree’s canopy cover helps with shade for students, habitat for fauna, removing carbon and pollutants from the air, and slowing down heavy stormflows that can damage waterways. 90% of our trees are in good canopy health. Our poplars, pines and gums provide the greatest amount of canopy cover. These are generally our oldest and largest trees. 20% of our trees have an amenity value of over $5000 each. This value will grow if the tree itself has more chance to grow. The large Canadian Poplar on Geelong Rd is worth $28,000. With the EcoMasterplan, we will greatly enhance more trees.
- 2. THE VALUE OF OUR TREES FOOTSCRAY PRIMARY SCHOOL 20t carbon stored in trunks 15kg of air pollution removed 22m3 of rainfall intercepted In winter, $150 saved in indoor heating costs In summer, $290 saved in indoor cooling costs Total amenity value of our 102 trees $253,000
- 3. THE VALUE OF ALL OUR TREES FOOTSCRAY PRIMARY SCHOOL Footscray Primary School’s 102 trees were achieving in 2013 - 20 tonnes of carbon storage (mostly in trunk) $487 - 1.6 tonnes of carbon sequestered (mostly by leaves) $39 - 15 kg of pollution removal (air pollutant land on leaves instead of potentially going into lungs) $7.35 - 22 m3 of rainfall interception (slowing down big rain events that can erode waterways if they are gushing too fast) $52 - 430Kwh annual heating benefits (saving on the need for indoor heating by buffering cold breezes) $150 - 833 Kwh annual cooling benefits (saving on the need for indoor cooling by shading buildings) $290 - Amenity value of the tree (its beauty and contribution to the community) $252, 755
- 4. THE VALUE OF AN AVERAGE TREE FOOTSCRAY PRIMARY SCHOOL An average tree at Footscray Primary School is: - Storing 197kg of carbon mostly in its trunk - Removing another 15kg of carbon out of the atmosphere each year during photosynthesis where leaves convert sunlight to energy - Removing 154 grams of air pollution by capturing pollutants (that mostly come from cars) on its leaves - Intercepting 0.22m3 of rainfall helping to prevent flooding, and prevent erosion of our Maribyrnong River - Saving 4.2Kwh of energy for indoor heating by sheltering from breezes, and 8.1Kwh of energy for indoor cooling by shading buildings on hot days - Providing $2478 of amenity value to the school for its beauty