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Tree Health Survey

Tree Health Survey

by Dr. Richard Ferdig

2 ratings
2 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 24, 2020
  • July 27, 2022

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About

This app facilitates the collection of field data to monitor forest health issues caused by invasive pests and diseases. It supports a specific project to track beech leaf disease and invites users to join a community of citizen scientists contributing to large-scale accounts of forest pest occurrences.

✓Field data collection for forest health
✓Track pests and pathogens
✓Contribute to beech leaf disease project
✓Join citizen science community
✓Training sections for identification skills
✓Collaborative data reporting
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What's New in Tree Health Survey

2.0.4

July 27, 2022

This version includes some crash fixes and upgrades to existing app.

User reviews

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Beech Leaf Disease is a huge problem!

And this app gives an avenue for anybody to report symptoms. It’s really nice to see a training section as well as images of symptoms throughout the app. There are some quirks to the app, but once you’re past them, this is a much needed solution to a huge forest epidemic.
Tre BeardTre Beard

Unable to create account

Why am I not able to create a new account? It never sent an email to me for verification. I believe I have a BLD. My beach tree is old and large and I lived in CT, Middlesex County for 22 years, this is the first time the tree has hardly any leaves.

Please fix
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FAQ

What is Tree Health Survey used for?

Tree Health Survey is designed for collecting field data to track forest health impacts, particularly those caused by non-native pests and pathogens. It allows users to contribute to projects like monitoring beech leaf disease.

How does Tree Health Survey help with learning?

Each project within Tree Health Survey includes a dedicated training section. This section provides users with background information and the necessary identification skills before they begin participating in data collection.

What kind of data can I collect with Tree Health Survey?

You can collect field data related to the impacts of non-native pests and pathogens on forest health. This includes contributing to specific projects like tracking the occurrence of beech leaf disease.

Is Tree Health Survey free to use?

Yes, Tree Health Survey is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the app's data.

What devices support Tree Health Survey?

Tree Health Survey is supported on iPhones, iPads, and iPods. It is designed for mobile data collection in the field.

How often is Tree Health Survey updated?

The latest version of Tree Health Survey is 2.0.4, which was last updated on July 27, 2022. This indicates it receives periodic updates from its developer.

Who developed Tree Health Survey?

Tree Health Survey was developed by Dr. Richard Ferdig. The app aims to foster a collaborative community for forest health monitoring.

What is the age rating for Tree Health Survey?

Tree Health Survey has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals interested in environmental science.