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The site of a luxury home redevelopment in D.C.'s Wesley Heights. Photo by Francisco Rodriguez

Ultrawealthy Homebuyers Are Driving Tree Loss in Ward 3

This story is part of Hola Cultura’s investigative series “The Shade Gap.” The series is...
Heritage tree on the RFK stadium grounds in Washington, D.C.

Commanders Promise to Preserve Some of RFK Stadium’s Heritage Trees

This story is part of Hola Cultura’s investigative series “The Shade Gap.” The series is...
Festival Afrolatino de Washington DC, en Meridian Hill/Malcolm X Park

More Than Trees: How One D.C. Program Is Investing in Parks and People

This story is part of Hola Cultura’s investigative series “The Shade Gap.” The series is...
Elizabeth Gearin with Absalom “Ab” Jordan, chair of the community group, Friends of Oxon Run Park

Elizabeth Gearin Tackles the Unexplored Consequences of Greener Cities

In previous reporting, Hola Cultura’s podcast “The Climate Divide” has shared insights from experts who...
Catholic University is the top deforester in D.C. since 2020, largely due to the removal of more than 300 trees to make way for the installation of a massive solar farm on its campus. Credit: Darrow Montgomery/file

The Shade Gap: How Development Is Taking a Toll on D.C.’s Tree Canopy, Putting Human Health At Risk

This story is part of Hola Cultura’s investigative series “The Shade Gap,” supported by Spotlight...
View of D.C. from Trinidad Neighborhood (photo courtesy of Ted Eytan via Flickr)

This week on “The Climate Divide,” what tree equity could mean for the District

If you want to see how tree cover varies throughout the District, travel from the...