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Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities

Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities

by Charles T. Bargeron

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2 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 27, 2016
  • July 25, 2022

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Charles T. Bargeron
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Learn how to plant, care for, and monitor trees in your community. This app guides you through essential steps for tree stewardship, from planting to pest detection, and allows you to share your progress and observations.

✓Tree Planting Guidance
✓Proper Tree Stewardship
✓Pruning Techniques
✓Tree Health Monitoring
✓Early Pest Detection
✓Citizen Science Data Sharing
✓GPS Tree Tracking
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What's New in Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities

1.7.2

July 25, 2022

Bug fix for editing tree location.

User reviews

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Picture taking capabilities

It would be so nice if we could take multiple pictures of the trees to help with species identification and tree health

Sincerely,
The people data logging the trees
Evey PepEvey Pep

UseLESS

It takes a photo of the tree and does NOTHING else. Waste of time to try and waste of iOS space. Tried many times- nothing shows, what is the point of taking a photo, if app doesn’t give the name of it, doesn’t give any idea if it’s healthy or dead. Garbage, not an app.
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FAQ

What are the main modules in Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities?

Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities features five core modules: Tree Planting, Proper Stewardship, Pruning, Tree Health Monitoring, and Early Pest Detection. Each module provides resources and videos to help users learn about tree care.

Can I track the trees I plant with Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities?

Yes, you can keep track of your trees using the integrated GPS and mapping functions on your mobile device. This allows you to log and monitor the trees you are caring for.

How does Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities help with community science?

The app enables you to become a citizen scientist by sharing your actions, data, and observations with researchers. This information helps in the better maintenance and protection of trees within your community.

What kind of support does Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities offer for tree care?

The app offers guidance on planting the right tree in the right place, nurturing trees through watering and mulching, performing hygienic and structural pruning, and monitoring tree health. It also includes resources for early pest detection.

Can I share my tree care activities with others using Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities?

Yes, you can share pictures of your newly planted or cared-for trees with friends and family via social media. This helps in spreading awareness and encouraging community involvement in tree stewardship.

What devices are supported by Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities?

Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for users on Apple's mobile operating system.

How often is Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities updated?

The latest version of Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities is 1.7.2, which was last updated on July 25, 2022. Updates typically include improvements and new features to enhance the user experience.

What is the age rating for Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities?

Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children aged four and older, and generally appropriate for all ages.