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TDAG uses its broad knowledge base to develop guides with evidence-based information, practical advice and case studies to inform decision-making on urban trees. These compile accessible information and advice about the use of economic valuation approaches for trees and green infrastructure, which tool or method to choose and how to get started. 

Trees, Planning and Development: A Guide for Delivery (2021)
This guide complements Trees in Hard Landscapes: A Guide for Delivery, and is the second companion to Trees in the Townscape: A Guide for Decision Makers. ​It is aimed at  planners, developers, designers, contractors and other stakeholders in the planning and delivery process across the whole of the UK. It is designed to facilitate a better understanding of the range of returns trees offer new developments and how to secure these returns.
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First Steps in Valuing Trees and Green Infrastructure (2019)
Compiles accessible information and advice about the use of economic valuation approaches for trees and green infrastructure, which tool or method to choose and how to get started. 

Tree Species Selection for Green Infrastructure: A Guide for Specifiers (2018)
Provides clear, robust information together with a decision-making tool to enable appropriate tree species selection for a wide range of urban planting sites and aid the diversification of the urban forest.
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First Steps in Urban Air Quality (2017)
​Compiles the basics built environment professionals need to know about urban air quality and how design of our urban infrastructure – including green infrastructure – determines where air pollution is produced, and how it disperses.

Trees in Hard Landscapes: A Guide for Delivery​ (2014)
Explores the practical challenges and solutions to integrating trees in 21st century streets, civic spaces and surface car parks, detailing process, design and technical options. Will be of particular interest to highway engineers, public realm professionals and tree specialists. Received the 2016 Landscape Institute Award for Policy and Research.

Trees in the Townscape: A Guide for Decision Makers (2012)
12 principles of best practice for all those involved in local decision making to ensure that our 21st century towns and cities are underpinned by a 21st century approach to urban trees, for maximum economic, social and environmental returns. ​Received the 2016 Landscape Institute Award for Policy and Research.

The Canopy (2011)
A concise guide for designers, developers and planners on benefits and available solutions for incorporating trees into dense urban environments.

No Trees, No Future (2010)
An introduction on the role of trees and key best practices to ensure new developments make the most of the financial, social and environmental value trees can contribute to places.