North Riverfront Park serves as a regional park as well as a critical habitat for birds and pollinators. Once the site of a 10,000 tree planting on Earth Day in 1990, most of those young trees were washed away when the destructive 1993 flood scoured the site. Only small pockets of those original trees remain, leaving […]
Gwen B. Giles Park is situated at the start of the proposed Hodiamont Tracks Greenway project. The park primarily serves the residents of the West End Neighborhood. The park has a scant 12% tree canopy coverage, leaving the recently installed walking path in full sun. Although the park boasts some beautiful, mature trees, after inspection by […]
Gwen B. Giles Park is situated at the start of the proposed Hodiamont Tracks Greenway project. The park primarily serves the residents of the West End Neighborhood. The park has a scant 12% tree canopy coverage, leaving the recently installed walking path in full sun. Although the park boasts some beautiful, mature trees, after inspection by […]
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