Climate change's impact on urban tree populations is a critical yet understudied area. As extreme weather events become more frequent, understanding how different tree species adapt to these stressors is crucial for maintaining healthy urban forests. I'm particularly interested in researching the resilience of native Australian species compared to introduced ones under various climate scenarios, focusing on factors like drought tolerance, pest resistance, and carbon sequestration capacity. This knowledge could revolutionize urban forestry practices across Australia. By identifying climate-resilient species and optimal planting strategies, we can create a more effective green infrastructure that combats urban heat islands, improves air quality, and enhances biodiversity. Such insights would not only benefit the arboriculture industry but also inform city planners, property developers, and homeowners in making sustainable landscaping choices that contribute to climate change mitigation efforts.