Here's a quick how-to guide for our free British Tree ID App. Identifying trees is simple, with this handy app that helps you discover the species of native and common non-native trees out and about in Britain. In a few easy steps, the app will help you identify trees using bark, twigs, buds, leaves, flowers or fruits. You can also browse the the A-Z tree guide which is packed full of clear images and fascinating facts about each species.You can save your favourites and record them on your own m

Our free Tree ID app helps you to identify all the UK's native trees and many non-native trees you'll find when out and about in the British countryside. In a few easy steps, the app will help you identify trees using bark, twigs, buds, leaves, flowers or fruits. You can also browse the the A-Z tree guide which is packed full of clear images and fascinating facts about each species. Get the app: http://www.woodlandtru.st/tk8sH Currently available on iOS, Anroid coming soon! | The Woodland Trust

Laurel forest tree species - Fanal Forest is home to a lush and unique Laurel forest, where you can find endemic trees such as the Madeira Laurel, the Canary Laurel, and the Madrone and most importantly the notorious Ocotea foetens. #visitportugal #travelblogger #nature #madeira #laurel #fanal | The amazing places