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How does Observatree fit into tree disease?
Observatree project is asking citizens to help in protecting our trees from new pests and diseases, but why is this an issue and why is citizen science part of the answer?
Joan Webber • 06 May 2015
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Resource Library
Resource Library
Take a look through our pest and disease resources
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Observatree volunteers go from strength to strength
Over 13,500 reports have been submitted to date and our volunteers continue to build on this extremely valuable e-resource. During 2021, 174 reports were submitted to Forest Research for suspected priority pests and diseases.
Ana Perez-Sierra • 21 Feb 2022
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Dothistroma needle blight detailed information
External link
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Plane lace bug field identification guide
PDF • 2.12 MB
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Mountain ash ringspot associated virus training video
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Seasonal Survey Highlights - Summer
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Blog
Observatree attends the world’s first International Plant Health Conference
Colleagues from across the Observatree partnership, attended the world’s first International Plant Health Conference. Peter Crow, Observatree’s Project Manager, reflects on some of the conference’s key messages around the current and future global plant health challenges.
Peter Crow • 17 Oct 2022
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Seasonal Survey Highlights - Autumn
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Wales Sentinel Network & Plant Health Surveillance - December 2022
How a network of parks and gardens have been set up across Wales surveying for tree and plant pests and diseases. This will include the interaction and development of a programme which has been designed to monitor the presence/absence and abundance of native and invasive pests and pathogens posing a threat to the health of trees across Wales.
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