City Forest Renewal: Covina
City of Covina
The City of Covina is located in the San Gabriel Valley, 22 miles east of Los Angeles. The city manages over 9,000 trees in a city that is 7.04 mi². Covina stands to benefit greatly from this project by furthering there efforts to create a dense, healthy urban forest. City staff has long been committed to planting efforts and will benefit from the grant funded removals.
DAC/SDAC Map – City of Covina
Disadvantages Communities (DACs) & Severely Disadvantaged Communities (SDAC) are determined by Median Household Income Data. Projects funded through Prop 68 funding require a majority of funds to go to DACs/SDACs.
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Trees Removed through City Forest Renewal
Trees are currently being removed throughout the city. The city has prioritized trees that pose the greatest risk. Identifying removals is a collaborative process between the city and our grant partners.
Map coming soon!
Tree Replacements
In exchange for grant-funded removals, the City of Covina will plant two trees for every one tree removed. In recent years, Covina has done a great job to incorporate Arbor Day planting events in their planting efforts.
When trees are planted and data is collected, the map will be updated.
Map coming soon!