Our free Tree ID app helps you to identify all the UK's native trees and many non-native trees you'll find when out and about in the British countryside. In a few easy steps, the app will help you identify trees using bark, twigs, buds, leaves, flowers or fruits. You can also browse the the A-Z tree guide which is packed full of clear images and fascinating facts about each species. Get the app: http://www.woodlandtru.st/tk8sH Currently available on iOS, Anroid coming soon! | The Woodland Trust

The State of the UK’s Woods and Trees report lays out the facts and trends on the current state of the UK's native woods and trees. A good understanding of their current state will enable us all to realise their vital role in tackling climate change, improving our wellbeing, and recovering nature. Download and read the full report on our website: http://www.woodlandtru.st/rIPKR | The Woodland Trust

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44 reactions · 5 comments | Want to learn how to identify trees? Check our page all this month for tips on how to identify trees by their leaves. Today Museum Educator Deb Davis gets us started by learning some leaf parts and terminology. #treeid #backyard #Mississippi | Mississippi Museum of Natural Science | Facebook

Identify trees with our Tree ID app this summer! Use our free Tree ID app for Android and iPhone to identify the UK's native and non-native trees. Identify trees by their bark, twigs, buds, leaves, flowers or fruit. It's an A-Z tree guide in your pocket! The app is available for Android and iPhone 5 and newer models (iOS 9 and above): http://www.woodlandtru.st/yGBU1 | The Woodland Trust