Tree Equity Interactive Game

In this interactive game, students play the role of an urban planner who must decide if Los Angeles needs to plant more trees.  The game includes two informational videos and an interactive tree equity map with a variety of demographic indicators that students can use for research. Scientist Notes: This game provides insights on the best approach of tree planting to sequester CO2 emissions, improve air quality, increase urban health, and tackle climate change. It adopts a case study from Los Angeles and explains the need to integrate local people in co-creating sustainable urban reforestation actions in their communities. This is recommended.