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The City of Irvine wants your input on its urban forest. An urban forest is made up of all the trees in the City, including those that grow on private property, including commercial properties, and public property like streets, parks, and medians.
Irvine is developing a 30-year Urban Forest Master Plan (UFMP) to guide the City’s efforts to create a more sustainable urban forest.
The success of the UFMP relies in part on your input so that decisions made by the City reflect your ideas, priorities, and values for trees. Take the Urban Forest Master Plan Survey to contribute to the future of Irvine’s urban forest and climate resiliency.
Survey respondents are anonymous, reported in group form, and stored securely and confidentially. You may choose to stop the survey at any time.
We appreciate you taking part in this important process.
