Mountain View reviews draft biodiversity and urban forest plan; staff, consultants seek input on actions and metrics
Mountain View staff and consultants presented a draft Biodiversity and Urban Forest Plan on Oct. 8, asking the Parks and Recreation Commission and Urban Forestry Board for feedback on actions, metrics and implementation steps that will guide the city’s management of public trees and biodiversity through adoption expected in mid‑2026.
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Mountain View staff and consultants presented a draft Biodiversity and Urban Forest Plan on Oct. 8, asking the Parks and Recreation Commission and Urban Forestry Board for feedback on actions, metrics and implementation steps that will guide the city’s management of public trees and biodiversity through adoption expected in mid‑2026.
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