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In this video we'll be learning the basics of tree identification using bark! I hope you enjoy :)*****...
Join me as we take a closer look at a tree with thick bark along a trail in Washington. This video highlights the unique textures and rugged beauty of the tr...
Explore the beauty of Washington's trails with a focus on the small but intriguing details of nature. In this video, we take a closer look at a piece of deta...
Explore the unique beauty of a tree with distinctive bark along a scenic trail in Washington. This video highlights the intricate textures and patterns of th...
Identifying Native Trees by Their Bark. Get to know the trees around you! With the help of Nadia (RBG's Field Botanist) Jenn explores a few native trees in her backyard, and learns what makes...
29 Ιουν 2020 · This iconic Pacific Northwest tree can usually be identified by the bark alone. On large trees, the thick bark is gray to brown and deeply furrowed. On its branches, the green needles are approx. one inch long with a blunt tip. Look for woody cones with pitchfork-shaped bracts and overlapping scales.
This module provides an introduction to native trees in Eastern Washington forests. The module will guide you through identification, key features, and ecological characteristics of these species. ...
