Overview
Comparing historical data provides great insight into how our canopy is changing over relatively short periods of time. At first glance it can be difficult to recognise any change, however if you look closely...
Each point on the maps represent an area. In this case each area is a circle. Each circle has a radius of 100m. The colours represent how much canopy falls within that circle area. Dark green represents a lot of canopy cover while red represents a small amount of canopy cover.
Victoria Park, Zetland
An island of green growing as a result of urban renewal and development, transforming industrial land to residential.
Glebe and Pyrmont
Glebe is becoming less green and Pyrmont becoming more green.
Oxford and William Streets
You can see increases in canopy cover along major arterial roads resulting from tree planting projects (William St and Oxford St)
Explore
Utilize the swipe tool to examine the data. The data from 2008 appears on the left, while the data from 2019 is on the right
