Why London Is *Technically* The Worlds Largest Urban Forest 

Title "London's technically the worlds largest urban forest" Video: "London's a forest I guess, anyways did you know London has alot of transit"

What about Kiev? I remember a famous person's words after visiting Kiev, "I saw many parks in cities, but I have never seen a city in a park."

Speaking about public transport ,I can recommend the RU-vid channel Not Just Bikes for public transport. I'm over 30, city person, dont use a car. That man gets it.

3am toycat is peak toycat he knows what he’s doing Btw yes access to public transport is a plus at almost any retail space if u ever looked at ad for one you’ll see how much they yell about ur just a train/car/a couple minutes away from x

It wasn't hard to find the UN definition of forest. Forest is defined as: “land spanning more than 0.5 hectares with trees higher than 5 meters and a canopy cover of more than 10 percent, or trees able to reach these thresholds in situ. It does not include land that is predominantly under agricultural or urban land use”

i havent heard 'second channel dont care' in while. im assuming you care now.

9:15 I don't know how it's surprising. Well-connected areas are expensive, poorly connected are cheap. It's like living in a village near the city.

Knew that was coming up

Living in an “urban forest” I’d want to make sure my expensive London flat doesn’t have a big old London tree ready to fall over onto the building, before the years lease is up

Learned something new today. There's a world naked bike race 🏁

As a Londoner i have to say the borough price is incredibly misleading. Even in boroughs, there are rich and poor areas. Not only that, the existense of council houses (tho there are a lot less than there used to be) also doesn't impact those prices. Also most people use the bus service more than trains. Also Turnham Green is not in Hammersmith, its in Chiswick, so its below Acton.

South east London is not getting well served on the tube as the Bakerloo Extension is delayed for a decade. TfL has funding issues now

In Sydney wherever train stations are there are expensive mid/high-rise flats popping up, proximity to public transport is a major benefit and so the prices around well served places are driven up

In the centre of London you could by a cardboard box to live in and it would cost 500,000

omg Toycat is on a posting spree

London is pretty green it's my favourite part of the city

i wish the central line went through harlow, it would make getting into London cheaply a lot better

Finn Heinzelmann (@Finn Hakka in MM2) just watched this Video at La Quinta Hotel in the Hotel Room because he is an IBX2Cat Fan! His grandma is at Ulrichs House sometimes. Sometimes Finn goes Schifahren in Österreich but right now he is in USA. The Internate Alzen has Summer vacation so this is his Time to watch the Cat named IBX2! LG

Every person with healthy mind: A forest needs at least 80% of is area covered with trees! UN: We still are trying to figure out what a forest is. Please help us. ;-))

Thanks for uploading.

miles? Could you please use real units? at the moment i walk 14,5km in mountainous regions in 2,5 hours, so no idea how 35miles are a 12h walk xD

I spent only cash for the tube, because I didn't want an Oyster card for two days and didn't want to take the money out of my bank card, which would include more payments to my bank for the exchange rate. I ended spending over $40 US for two and a half days of tubing. I now live in Tbilisi Georgia I can spend 15 cents for a trip of 25 km.

The quality you use for this channel is much higher than I have ever used any where

It’s 3 am right now and I have priorities watching this

Love a bit of nominative determinism... Paul WOOD writing a book about a FOREST

I grew up in Perth in Western Australia (not the one in Scotland or Tasmania) and it was always a very post-war, car-dependent city. They've done wonders retrofitting the sprawl with train lines and busses, and now very few people drive into the city, although car use is frequent in the suburbs. I've lived in Sydney and Melbourne though, and holy moly, it'd be a pain in the arse to have a car in either city. If your home is near a station in Sydney or Melb, then your home will be worth a fortune. Luckily we didn't tear up the train lines we inherited from our British heritage like the USA and Canada did. Even though Melbourne has the world's biggest tram network, it's still pumping tens of billions into new train lines as other 4 other cities. Australia really got over its car culture.

England as a whole is also the worlds largest land fill.

Toycat sure does love London

The fact that they charge a higher fare during peak hours shows just how well-used public transport is, in London.

I love, that you took that idea from your third channel and made an video of it

Bromley and richmond are the least deprived/least diverse boroughs and the "suburb" boroughs. Median house price does not include renting and council housing which most people use in more central/poorer boroughs.

Oh this is new ngl thought this was one of the year or two old ones.

This video was super interesting, but as a resident of London, I feel your points were completely undermined by the fact that you didn’t take into account the huge national rail network all acySouth London

Turn's out Melbourne is a urban forest and it's 6 times as big as London. It may be more of an issue of where we're drawing the borders though.

so when are we gonna see an urban forest in the minecraf bedrock update adventures letsplay world?

Next time I start a new Simcity 4 Region, Im gonna attempt to make a urban forest style region and see how it goes

Me: Excited to visit London. Toycat: Get Screwed.

I wonder if toycat reads off a script or just waffles for 20+ minutes

There was a plan for the Baker Line to be extended to Hayes in southeast London but they scrapped the plan because Overground service into central London is much faster.

Climbing? The Castle! Awesome place, lots of bouldering but several decent belay walls as well. In a castle! A practical climbing gym, architecture makes it slightly difficult to navigate (but it's a castle!) small work out place, good lockers, not sure if the belay walls are open yet.

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More videos on the London underground please :)

toycat moment

I always find London to be way less green than where I live tbh

Cordusio and Duomo Metro stations are only 230 metres away from each other in Milan and the fee is 2 euros

Bathroom appointment??? we need to know more

My city here in Germany has a bunch of actually forests in it that are expansions of the parks we have. Definitely different than just having parks.

The lack of public transport links in SE London is not completely true as you have missed out the DLR, which goes down to Lewisham and the TramLink between Beckenham and Wimbledon in the SW. Where I do absolutely agree with you is that Bromley, where I live, whilst having a train line, is very poorly linked to SW London where I work. In order to take the train to SW London I need to travel central to the city, then back outwards again, which makes absolutely no sense.

Fun fact: Philadelphia is also 20% trees. How did you miss Vermont? love & affection, Mr Cat.

What happened to the best country competition?

Toronto's urban forest covers 26% of its landscape. That's greater than London.

You should take a look at Melbourne's mess of a transport network.

Nice video

hong kong with 80% urban fores

Shoutout to Barnet (I used to live there)

Man is so depressed he's asking the yt comments section for affection

I’m from Waltham Forest lol

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Sydney bigger than London by area and 39% tree canopy cover. And now i watch the whole video and your fact checking is better than mine

Idk Houston, Tx seems very foresty. Im from LA so i have no horse in this race. Every where u go on the map there’s so many trees in Houston

It's very nice

Have you tried climbing Buckingham? Really fun 10 out of 10 👌

Royal Tunbridge Wells accent getting all his London knowledge straight from Wikipedia. Should go for a walk around Lewisham after 9pm and you might understand why its cheaper than other parts of London, it sure is'nt due to locations of train stations

Could you do a Video about Mount Athos like being a coutry

High quality videos

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well done!.. what a random video

Is lobster cheap in the UK? I ask because I saw "burger and lobster shop" on the map

the houston public transport system is great. They say it costs 1.25$ per ride but the first time I rode it everyone looked at me weird for paying for it and I never did again. Toycat do you have experience with the Houston metro?

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Ayyy I'm in that niche overlap, sadly I'm stateside

Interesting odd fact. Nice.

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0:19 H-how did you know?!!

Ok so if you're watching from London, maybe you're a tree

As someone who grew up in South East London I've never been overly attached to the tube lines and find that the national rail services and buses are just as good. I find it so interesting how I meet people from West and North London who are fully two or three zones further out than I am and maybe only have access to one tube line (whereas everywhere I've lived has been 10-15 mins walking to 2 or even 3 natrail stations with southeastern, southern, and thameslink services to choose from between them) yet will hear that I don't have a tube station and are like "Wow, you must be really far out from the centre" - I think what you're used to massively impacts your perception of these things. That being said, will be interesting to see how prices change in Lewisham when it's on the bakerloo line (if they ever get around to that extension)

Moscow is 54% publics parks and trees...Its the biggest urban forest in the world.

Nuff Roadmanz smoke treez in London if this is what ibx2cat is really meaning.

I love climbing, I’m V5!

Manaus and Rio de Janeiro are citys that has much more urban forest percentage... MUCH MORE! GOOGLE UP! I live on tijuca, that is a neighberhood in the city of Rio de Janeiro, and The forest of Tijuca is a HUGE park! and there are bigger ones in Rio!

Do a video about the £100 million note

The Woodlands, TX is the largest urban forest.

how was the visit to washington state?

There was a Doctor Who episode where a forest overtook London.

Enlightening...

why does london have leases on houses that you have to buy? is it common in other places in the world cuz i’ve never heard of it

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HACKNEY !

Please, make a video with countries that most expanded their borders. I only found all times largest Empires and USA history.

Your pronunciation of Tijuca was perfect the first time, after that, you started butchering it

I was intrigued when I saw the word “is” instead of “has”

It’s got to be Johannesburg

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In portuguese we pronounce the letter J the based way, like in john, or dj, or jigsaw So yeah, tijuca is pronounced "tee-joo-kah" cuz, again, portuguese, not spanish

I have a question is anything southern than Caucasus mountains is considered as Europe?

What does it make Helsinki in that case, a jungle? Lol