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Learn how to identify trees in this self-guided online class from The Morton Arboretum. Get to know the common trees you see in local preserves or in your neighborhood. In this course, you will learn how to ID a tree by: using characteristics such as leaves, bark, branches, flowers, and fruit;
- Winter Tree Identification (online and in person) Winter Tree ...
Learn to identify trees after they have shed their leaves...
- Winter Tree Identification (online and in person) Winter Tree ...
Learn to identify trees after they have shed their leaves for the winter. Develop the skills to identify winter trees using clues found in buds, fruits, leaf scars, bark, and branching patterns. Leaves are one of the first characteristics used to identify trees.
In this class, participants will learn how to identify a tree by. using characteristics such as leaves, bark, branches, flowers, and fruit. learning how to use tree identification keys and field guides. practicing observation skills to see natural surroundings in a new way.
Our expert-led sessions include important forestry topics such as safety, tree selection, planting and pruning, the importance of roots and bark, providing proper tree care, and avoiding tree damage during construction. The second, optional day is focused on chainsaw basics.
The Urban Forestry Basic Training sessions hosted by CRTI and the Illinois Arborist Association include important forestry topics such as safety, tree selection, planting and pruning, the importance of roots and bark, providing proper tree care, and avoiding tree damage during construction.
Learn to identify native deciduous trees while enjoying a beautiful hike through Reed-Turner Woodland. The diverse habitat of this Illinois State Nature Preserve contains an oak/hickory woodland, flood-plain forest, wooded ravine, and restored wetland.
Ensure that people are trained to plant and care for trees correctly. Protect and expand planting of trees as critical infrastructure. Advocate for more trees for under-resourced communities and neighborhoods. Collect and communicate the latest tree science and urban forestry information.
