University of Louisville opens downtown microforest

UofL unveils new microforest in downtown Louisville

A revamped green space in downtown Louisville will shape how the environment impacts people's health.

Researchers to study benefits of newly-opened Trager Microforest in downtown Louisville

The Trager Microforest will used to research the affects of dense greenspaces on urban heat and the health of those who live in urban spaces.

University of Louisville opens downtown microforest

Researchers from the Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute plan to use the Trager MicroForest to study how greenness affects human health.

Trager MicroForest at Founders Square opens to the public

A revamped and upgraded green space is taking shape in the heart of downtown Louisville. The Trager MicroForest, a research project of the University of Louisville’s Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute, officially opens to the public on May 13. After more than two years of baseline research, construction and planting, the 0.65-acre Founders Square, located at Fifth Street and Muhammad Ali Boulevard, is now an inviting public space for everyon…