In 2009 Trees for Cities joined with Nottingham Trent University and planted two beautiful beech trees at the university's Clifton campus. This was in celebration of research carried out by a post-graduate student in NTU's psychology department who was investigating the psychological benefits of trees.

The findings proved that there are undeniable links between urban greenery, health and wellbeing, learning, community cohesion, and even reduction in criminal behaviour.

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