The 2007 Million Trees Initiative is a city-wide public-private program enacted to promote a greener NYC by planting 1 million street trees. The goal of this mapping exercise is to evaluate the implementation of this program in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. In the first map, I performed a Network Distance Analysis, and a Straight Line Distance Analysis to see if there was a correlation between street tree density and distance from the center of McCarren Park. The network distance analysis takes into consideration pedestrian pathways whereas a straight line distance buffer utilizes concentric circles relative to the center of the park. My analysis found that street trees increase in density up to the 3/8 mile buffer before thinning out in the outer buffers