You can help researchers find and save endangered trees! In this interview, Ellen Crocker, co-creator of TreeSnap, discusses the purpose and use of this tree locator app.

Projects and websites mentioned in this podcast:

TreeSnap

iNaturalist

American Chestnut Foundation

Podcast Theme by Kevin Hartnell

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American Chestnut

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American Elm

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Ash Tree

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Chinese Chestnut

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Chinese Chestnut Tree

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Japanese Chestnut

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Butternut

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Pacific Madrone

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Oregon Ash

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Pinyon Pine

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Torreya taxafolia

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Torreya taxafolia grove

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