1) a tree search when you already think you know the name but want to learn more or confirm 2) A division of tree locations in the US. Here in Georgia, I don’t need to look through species only in the Northeast. Even if it is as simple as a map divided NW, SW, NE, SE that would help speed identification up. Also, it would be helpful showing the range at the top when you click on the tree so you can quickly rule them out. These location filters need to be “default” on the filter so I don’t have to choose North Amer and US everytime. Please let me know if that is a feature I am just missing. It would also be helpful to “rule out” trees and permanently remove them from appearing on my filtered list. For example, trees on the coastline of Ga or Fl would not pertain to me. The user could choose those individually and create more a specifically list of possibilities in their range. I don’t know how complicated these suggestions would be but they are just my suggestions. I’m glad I don’t need to tote a book around anymore. Thank you for this app.
This app could be great. Instead it’s clunky, provides inconsistent info and pictures, and often plagiarizes Wikipedia. The search function doesn’t always work. The filter function is simplistic; the structure allows for either 1 attribute or all attributes per characteristic, e.g. brown bark or all bark colors (bark color and texture vary considerably within a species, depending on specimen age).
Not able to take pics to help with identification nor able to type in what little info I knew about the name of tree. Only identifying by pics they have stock. Definitely not like plant identifier apps
It does not really work well. The written information under the image will not completely scroll from under the ads, and looks like it wouldn’t be totally visible even without ads. You can trick it by using two fingers repeatedly pushing one after the other and sometimes get a view, but it falls if you move a finger. Also, you can select all and copy and paste into another document. But all are work arounds.
Good for both adults and kids learning about nature
A much needed nature education support tool. Helps to recognize a tree by selecting images of certain characteristics but it can be used as a study tool on its own just checking out its library.
This unusable app isn’t even useful as a list. For example, If you type in “hickory” in the search field you get nothing. The part of the app where you are supposed to be able to identify leaves by type is also weirdly dysfunctional in a way that is hard to describe. I deleted it within two minutes.
This appears to be a list of hundreds of pictures you have to sift through to see if your is even in the list. Prefer being able to snap image and have it recognize it. Very time consuming as is.
If this is a version with increased ease of use, I am certainly glad to have avoided the previous version. Disappointed that it was not a bit more intuitive. Also a big let-down was the lack of bark shots. At least one-third of the year, deciduous trees are barren of leaves. How then to identify?
I had high hopes for this app but the biggest problem to me was trying to identify from scratch. It would help to look up bark types, not just leaves. On here they expect you to already know an Ash from an Oak and I don’t!
I was looking for a certain tree and it showed me the same leaf type that I found and it told me which tree it was from.So I looked up the tree name and it was correct. And it was very quick. Good job the people who made this app.
Identify trees from their leaves, flowers, barks, buds, twigs using clear images from trees. Or, filter trees with respect to their leaf morphology and see the similarities between trees. Also, our tree list helps you to see all trees at once, compare and learn about them. We hope that Forest Tree Identification will help kids and adults to identify trees while they are walking in parks or forests all around the world and playing trivia about trees. We also hope that Forest Tree Identification will help students at schools to distinguish features of trees and understand how tree properties change according to the regions and climates. It is easy to find the history or locations and many information about the tree with Forest Tree Identification. Choose your Christmas tree by using our filters, read and learn more about them in tree info pages. Lets make Forest Tree Identification better and better together...
