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Do patterns of functional diversity result in a more multi-functional landscape?

Faculty of Arts and Science

Do patterns of functional diversity result in a more multi-functional landscape?

Assessing the contribution of public and private green space to urban forest diversity in Montreal: Do patterns of functional diversity result in a more multi-functional landscape?

Researchers: Kayleigh Hutt-Taylor and Carly Ziter

Highlights:

  • This project focuses on urban forest diversity and how urban tree functional diversity is distributed within Montreal’s public and private green spaces.
  • Drawing links between functional traits and ecosystem functions that are linked to ecosystem services will allow us to ask broader questions about the provision of ecosystem services within the urban landscape and how it may shift between private and publicly managed spaces.
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