The ‘3-30-300’ Rule

The new benchmark in green amenities distribution

It’s not just how many trees, but how we distribute our trees that makes the biggest impact. The new ‘3-30-300’ rule sets the new global benchmark for measuring equitable urban green amenities distribution in our cities.

• The ‘3’ – 3 trees should be viewable from each house improving mental health and air quality

• The ‘30’ –  30% tree canopy should cover each neighbourhood reducing urban heat and promote biodiversity.

• The ‘300’ – 300 m should be the farthest walk to a park or quality green space encouraging physical activity and fostering community interaction  

See how your city stacks up!

EnDev Geographic works with your data to visualize compliance with each of the 3 metrics to understand overall compliance, which variables need improving, and exactly which areas should be targeted for future investment in green amenities.

Our approach provides customized, localized results establishing your benchmark of green amenities distribution and establishing your city as being a leader in this emerging  space.

Empower your city to achieve the 3/30/300 vision with EnDev Geographic.

Visit www.endevgeographic.com to learn more and schedule a consultation.