Tales from Urban Forests 2:Code Green/Cities of the Plain
Series: Tales from Urban Forests
From: Soundprint
Length: 00:58:59
Tales from Urban Forests documents the impact trees and greenery have on cities around the US.
Code Green:
Producer Gemma Hooley explores the impact that hurricanes have on urban green cover, from integrating trees and wetlands into a city's infrastructure and disaster plan, to post-hurricane damage assessment of city trees and coastal marshes, to recovery and rebuilding. Hear from scientists, city planners and urban foresters about their work to establish, protect and restore the green infrastructure in the wake of catastrophic hurricanes, in coastal cities from Charleston to New Orleans.
Cities of the Plain
Urban forests in desert settings ? no, this is not about transferring Central Park to L.A. Arid environments have their own ?green? cover, and cities destroy and ignore that vegetation to their peril. Veteran producer Bill Drummond travels out West from mountains to shore to ask: when are trees beneficial and when are they not? His search helps us understand how urban policies are shaping the U.S. and global ecosystem.
Also in the Tales from Urban Forests series
Tales from Urban Forests 3:The Urban Forest Healing Center/Every Tree Tells a Story
(00:58:59)
From: Soundprint
Part 3 of the three part special documentary series on Urban Forests, from Soundprint. We look at the social and psychological benefits of trees in urban settings, and ...
Tales from Urban Forests 1:The Public Green and the Poor/Watershed 263
(00:58:55)
From: Soundprint
Part one of the 3 part special documentary series on Urban Forests, from Soundprint. We look at the history of Greenery in city planning, from Thomas Jefferson to modern-day ...
Tales...Story 1: The Chesapeake Bay:
(00:03:59)
From: Soundprint
A look at the problems plaguing the Bay and the use of riparian buffers and green to help improve the health of the waterway.
Tales...Story 3: From Farm to Forest
(00:05:11)
From: Soundprint
How one landowner is converting old, abused farmland back to forest to improve the health of the creek on his property in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
Tales...Story 2: Technology and Trees
(00:04:44)
From: Soundprint
How one urban high school is using Geographic Information Systems software in their efforts to increase tree canopy in the nation’s capital.
Tales...Story 4: Watershed 263
(00:04:40)
From: Soundprint
An urban project in Baltimore, Maryland where scientists, city officials, and community organizations have joined forces to regreen neighborhoods in the inner city to improve ...
Tales...Story 5:The Urban Heat Island: Problems and Solutions
(00:04:00)
From: Soundprint
A look at NASA research on the urban heat island problem in Atlanta and what the city doing to overcome the problem, such as the planting of trees and the use of alternative ...
Tales...Story 6: The Urban Heat Island and Human Health
(00:03:49)
From: Soundprint
What living in a hot urban center means for respiratory health.
Tales...Story 7: Tree Ordinances
(00:04:10)
From: Soundprint
How one city is incorporating increased green space in new development.
Tales...Story 8: Love me from a distance: The Pacific Madrone Tree
(00:05:31)
From: Soundprint
This publicly loved tree is native to the Seattle area, but its living conditions are being increasingly threatened by urban development. What’s in store for the Madrone tree?
Piece Description
Tales from Urban Forests documents the impact trees and greenery have on cities around the US. Code Green: Producer Gemma Hooley explores the impact that hurricanes have on urban green cover, from integrating trees and wetlands into a city's infrastructure and disaster plan, to post-hurricane damage assessment of city trees and coastal marshes, to recovery and rebuilding. Hear from scientists, city planners and urban foresters about their work to establish, protect and restore the green infrastructure in the wake of catastrophic hurricanes, in coastal cities from Charleston to New Orleans. Cities of the Plain Urban forests in desert settings ? no, this is not about transferring Central Park to L.A. Arid environments have their own ?green? cover, and cities destroy and ignore that vegetation to their peril. Veteran producer Bill Drummond travels out West from mountains to shore to ask: when are trees beneficial and when are they not? His search helps us understand how urban policies are shaping the U.S. and global ecosystem.
Broadcast History
Versions of these programs are slated in Soundprint's weekly series for 2006; Code Green on April 14, 2006, and Cities of the Plain on June 2, 2006.
Timing and Cues
00:00 ? 00:59 Billboard
IN: Host Welcome
OUT: ??after the news, from NPR?
01:00 ? 05:59 NEWS HOLE (BLACK)
06:00 ? 20:59 Segment A
IN: Intro w/host Barbara Bogaev
OUT: Reporter cutaway
21:00 ? 21:29 Music Bed
21:30 ? 21:59 Music Bed
22:00 ? 41:29 Segment B
IN: Reporter self-ID
OUT: Reporter Cutaway
41:30 ? 41:59 Music Bed
42:00 ? 42:29 Music Bed
42:30 ? 58:59 Segment C
IN: Reporter self-ID
OUT: ??I?m Barbara Bogaev? @ 58:56 + :03 THEME
Additional Files
- Promo Text for all promos (tfufpromotext)
- 30 second Hour 2 promo (hr230.mp2)
- 15 second Hour 2 promo (hr215.mp2)
- 20 second Hour 2 promo (hr220.mp2)

