Trees AI has been recognised by the World Economic Forum’s Trillion Trees Challenge︎︎︎
Trees AI
Supporting cities to manage and grow resilient urban forests
Our mission
We are in urgent need of a shift to respond to the climate crisis. Trees As Infrastructure is developing a transparent, verifiable financial platform to grow Nature-based Solutions, for resilient cities.
Through novel accounting and contracting models we value trees as assets, reorienting administrative procedures and attention toward the diverse environmental benefits and behaviours of urban forests.
Through novel accounting and contracting models we value trees as assets, reorienting administrative procedures and attention toward the diverse environmental benefits and behaviours of urban forests.
Reports
Report 2 ︎
A proposition for supporting cities to transition towards resilient urban forest infrastructures
Team
We’re a group of urban planners, architects, technologists, economists, ecologists and finance experts from strategic design studio Dark Matter Labs.
Partner Cities
We’re working with a number of cities across Europe to implement Trees AI. Do you represent a municipality?
Contact us to learn more.
Contact us to learn more.
Join us
Are you a municipality?
Trees AI can help solve your urban infrastructure issues.
Do you have talent or resources to help us?
Become a partner of Trees AI.
Are you a beneficiary of green infrastructure?
We are currently developing the tools to help you invest in trees as assets and can answer your questions.
Trees AI can help solve your urban infrastructure issues.
Do you have talent or resources to help us?
Become a partner of Trees AI.
Are you a beneficiary of green infrastructure?
We are currently developing the tools to help you invest in trees as assets and can answer your questions.
Tweets from the team
A project by Dark Matter Labs.
Supported by EIT Climate-KIC.
Video by: Phil Wilkes and Mat Disney, UCL Geography and NERC National Centre for Earth Observation.
Supported by EIT Climate-KIC.
Video by: Phil Wilkes and Mat Disney, UCL Geography and NERC National Centre for Earth Observation.
