Tree ID - British trees
An interactive guide to identifying and learning about British trees.
An interactive British tree identification app from the Woodland Trust, the UK’s largest woodland conservation charity. In just a few steps, you can identify native and common non-native trees in the UK, whatever the season.Use bark, twigs, buds, leaves, flowers and fruits or our A-Z guide full of stunning, clear images to identify the most common British trees.Discover more about each species with fascinating facts, folklore, history and uses – from medicine to musical instruments.- Recognise species in spring, summer, autumn or winter, even when there aren’t any leaves on the trees.- Use the app when you’re out and about – no internet connection needed.- Family friendly and easy-to-use.- Packed with detailed images and illustrations for accurate identification.- Read fascinating tree facts.- Add identified trees to your favourites.- Use the map to record trees you’ve found.- User accounts have been added. A user account will allow you save your tree locations / photos and access them on another device (e.g. a new or replacement phone). Go to menu/accounts to find out more.- Bug fix for an issue that caused the app to crash if the database didn’t respond within 5 seconds- Minor tweaks to usability
An interactive British tree identification app from the Woodland Trust, the UK’s largest woodland conservation charity. In just a few steps, you can identify native and common non-native trees in the UK, whatever the season.Use bark, twigs, buds, leaves, flowers and fruits or our A-Z guide full of stunning, clear images to identify the most common British trees.Discover more about each species with fascinating facts, folklore, history and uses – from medicine to musical instruments.- Recognise species in spring, summer, autumn or winter, even when there aren’t any leaves on the trees.- Use the app when you’re out and about – no internet connection needed.- Family friendly and easy-to-use.- Packed with detailed images and illustrations for accurate identification.- Read fascinating tree facts.- Add identified trees to your favourites.- Use the map to record trees you’ve found.- User accounts have been added. A user account will allow you save your tree locations / photos and access them on another device (e.g. a new or replacement phone). Go to menu/accounts to find out more.- Bug fix for an issue that caused the app to crash if the database didn’t respond within 5 seconds- Minor tweaks to usability
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I'm just seeing how it works. Seems to be good at location and taking a photo of a certain native tree of Britain. Good to have that I suppose. Also would be great if there were ways to volunteer for tree planting if that would benefit the longevity of a certain species of trees we need? Good description of trees and images. Very well thought out and I can only say, thank you! Helps a great deal at spotting trees etc.
Perfect. Gives clear identification and detailed descriptions for all principal UK tree species, in a well laid out A-Z, or easy to use feature recognition format.
Great app from a great charity. Simple to use with children. Well done WT.
great app, although a satellite view would be a good benefit when identifying tree locations
I think this a fantastic APP it has certainly encouraged me to do some more research.
Not working
I don't understand why the app required access to camera and photos on the device, when its just a collection of poor photos without any input
Seems to work well
A good beginners guide.Very lightweight with many tree species missing. As other users have noted it could do with an automatic identifier when you take a picture of a tree.
The descriptions are detailed, without jargon, and photos are good. However, I wanted to use the app to map my local trees, which doesn't work. For starters, the location defaults to Grantham, Lincolnshire (perhaps the programmer's home?). If you then press the Find Location button it finds your location within about half a mile. Saving the tree location is similarly inaccurate. The iPhone version doesn't seem to have this problem!