ProfessorJustin Morgenroth

Hun­dreds of trees for least leafy Christ­ch­urch sub­urbs

Christchurch’s tree canopy dwindling on residential land, council ‘hamstrung’

Recognizes individuals whose research has contributed valuable information to arboriculture

This distinction recognises scientists identified as being in the top 2% based on citation metrics that are compiled annually by Stanford University.

Filling streets with trees

Selwyn plans big increase in tree planting

Canterbury comes up short for tree canopy coverage

Bridging the green gap between Christchurch suburbs

This distinction recognises scientists identified as being in the top 2% based on citation metrics that are compiled annually by Stanford University.

The value of trees can now be calculated

The quietly radical plan to make all of Christchurch a 'leafy' suburb

Think twice!

Welcome to the (Urban) Jungle

How Cities Need to Get Greener

Prepare responses to key issues raised in submissions related to trees and financial contributions in Plan Change 14. Provide evidence to, and respond to questions from, Independent Hearings Panel.

Putting trees back into the urban jungle

Tree advocates 'furious' at planning overhaul, but Govt says protections on the way

Urgent action needed to cash in on benefits of low-emissions lifestyle in Canterbury

The Green Divide - How wealth buys shade in a warming world

Diversity of trees in New Zealand's urban areas high and rich, study finds

In total, 24 cover stories published from 2019 to 2020 in Forests were considered for these awards. 5 covers were chosen for this award.

An annual award given to a researcher in the first decade of their career for significant research achievements

A research award presented annually for Science of International Quality. Presented to the Forest Phenotyping Team, which includes staff from the University of Canterbury and Scion Research. I am one of the researchers on the team.