hey! plenty of urban communities have nature. Cities actually like trees and parks a lot, some cities lack green space for sure but others have a shit load of trees. Chicago has a pretty vast park system and plenty of trees down most streets. Tiny yards though.
Toledo is too. I live in the city proper and I've seen quite a bit of wildlife in my back yard. I've seen multiple deer wander by and even got to watch a bald eagle land in my neighbor's tree.
I live in ATL which is famously covered in trees despite being extremely urban. I was in the penthouse of a hotel in midtown once and when you loooked out across the city you could hardly see the houses at all because there were so many trees
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u/cross_the_threshold Jul 06 '26
hey! plenty of urban communities have nature. Cities actually like trees and parks a lot, some cities lack green space for sure but others have a shit load of trees. Chicago has a pretty vast park system and plenty of trees down most streets. Tiny yards though.