Option

Identify park-poor communities and ensure that new parks and trail systems are within walking distance to underserved populations.

Details

Hazards

Extreme Heat

Assets

Urban Landscape and Tree Canopy

Natural Areas and Wildlife

Actions

Data Collection, Analysis, Research, Assess Vulnerability & Risk

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