> and it is the world's largest urban forest at over 8 million trees.
According to this, Toronto has 10 million, and honestly I'm sort of surprised it's that low... do you have a source for the "largest" claim?
https://www.td.com/document/PDF/economics/special/UrbanFores...
Re:A walk in nature is better than microdosing
by nicoburns on Tuesday June 08, 2021 @04:04PM
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> It has more green space than any city in the UK
That's probably technically true, but a bit misleading. It's also pretty much the only city in the UK where it's difficult to get out into actual countryside. I used to live in Bristol and it certainly felt greener and more rural than London, even if it technically isn't.
By comparison, Los Angeles is the only major US city with as much green space (the next is NYC at 27%), even though the US is 40 times bigger than the UK.