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Survey: How to protect Nashville’s trees, creeks and stars
Nashville is developing a comprehensive plan to protect trees, creeks, and natural areas through community input. The city aims to address environmental health, development impacts, and climate change by assessing ecosystems and proposing conservation policies. Surveys are open until June 12 to gather feedback on priorities like tree preservation, creek buffers, and reducing light pollution.
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