Trees and shrubs of Perm
# Trees and shrubs of Perm

The area of trees and shrubs in the city of Perm in 2000 was:

| Category of trees and shrubs | Area (km²) |
| - | - |
| of common use (gardens, parks, boulevards) | 7.51 |
| of limited use (inside the dwelling blocs, at the territories of schools, hospitals, another institutions) | 10.39 |
| of special use (protective sanitary plantations, cemeteries and so on.) | 10.20 |

In 2000, by the order of city administration Perm State University drew up an inventory of trees and shrubs, which embraced Industrialny and Leninsky city districts completely and other city districts partially. 697,055 trees was taken into account.

| District | Explored area (km²) | Wood area (km²) | Total length of paths (km) |
| - | - | - | - |
| Dzerzhinsky | 20.50 | 1.16 | 64.4 |
| Kirovsky | 20.32 | 2.109 | 86.8 |
| Motovilikhinsky | 34.32 | 1.725 | 88.4 |
| Ordzhonikidzevsky | 33.94 | 2.453 | 62.7 |
| Sverdlovsky | 28.88 | 2.145 | 159.0 |
| District | Total amount of trees | Prevailing types, % | Amount of old trees | Amount of trees, that require replacement |
| Dzerzhinsky | 72,302 | Poplar — 20.03 Norway Maple — 16.38 Acer negundo — 12.9 | 4,856 (6.71%) | 948 (19.52%) |
| Kirovsky | 188,497 | Pine — 29.37 Poplar — 26.12 Acer negundo — 13.2 | 98,374 (52.18%) | 2,322 (2.36%) |
| Motovilikhinsky | 129,888 | Acer negundo — 27.62 Poplar — 15.88 Willow — 14.05 | 13,603 (10.47%) | 1,419 (10.43%) |
| Ordzhonikidzevsky | 101,566 | Poplar — 24.09 Birch — 17.32 Acer negundo — 13.02 | 1,928 (1.89%) | 1,297 (67.27%) |
| Sverdlovsky | 163,945 | Acer negundo — 24.82 Willow — 15.94 Poplar — 13.18 | 6,133 (3.74%) | 642 (10.47%) |
| Leninsky | 13,151 | Acer negundo — 30.22 Tilia — 18.6 Poplar — 15.23 | 3,283 (14.53%) | 897 (27.32%) |
| Industrialny | 27,706 | Poplar — 36,99 Acer negundo — 23,63 Birch — 14.63 | 1,911 (11.85%) | 1,748 (91.47%) |

The city administration makes efforts to plant trees and shrubs. Since 1999, a "Green Wall" campaign is conducted with the purpose of increase in quantity of trees and shrubs. The action is realized by force of OTOSes, schoolchildren and volunteers.

