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Hyde Park Tree Asset Valuation

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Hyde Park is an important green space in central London covering an area of over 142 hectares (344 acres) within the City of Westminster. The Park is joined on its western side with Kensington Gardens and almost (through the large traffic island at Hyde Park Corner) with Green Park to the south-east. The park forms an outstanding corridor of open space and cultural heritage, stretching from Kensington Palace to Whitehall. One of the most significant elements of the park are its trees. These trees are considered the foundations of our ‘urban forest

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Treeconomics is the go-to organisation for the valuing of trees in towns and cities. We specialise in all aspects of urban forest management and offer a range of services, from canopy cover assessments through to comprehensive management plans.