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Trees & air quality in Trinidad and Tobago
How much tree cover Trinidad and Tobago's major cities have, what their air quality is right now, and how many more trees each one needs. Every report covers the same 2 km area, so the cities compare like for like.
- Cities tracked
- 5
- National forest cover
- 44.2%vs 30% target
- Worst air right now
- NewtownAQI 52
5 cities in Trinidad and Tobago
Port of Spain
2 km around Newtown
Tree cover
33%
None
trees needed
Healthy tree cover
Mon Repos
2 km around Cocoyea
Tree cover
45%
None
trees needed
Healthy tree cover
Rio Claro
2 km radius
Arima
2 km around Arima
Tree cover
50%
None
trees needed
Healthy tree cover
Point Fortin
2 km around Point Fortin
Tree cover
55%
None
trees needed
Healthy tree cover
Trinidad and Tobago as a whole
44.2% of Trinidad and Tobago was forested as of 2023, against a 30% benchmark. That already clears the benchmark — the city reports above show where cover is still thin locally. Source: World Bank (FAO).
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