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Monitoring new pests and diseases on the horizon
Dr Charles Lane, plant pathologist and Observatree lead for Fera Science Ltd describes how potential new threats to our trees from other parts of the world are monitored and introduces Beech Leaf Disease.
Charles Lane • 14 Nov 2020
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2016 Observatree mentoring events
During September and October, the Observatree project delivered eight mentoring events across Scotland, England and Wales for their network of tree health surveyor volunteers.
Helen Jones • 22 Nov 2016
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Introducing Dr Mary Barkham: Observatree volunteer and new Chair of the project Board
This blog is an opportunity for me to introduce myself and to summarise what the Board does.
Mary Barkham • 11 Sep 2018
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Chalara Dieback of Ash on my doorstep
Living in rural North Yorkshire, on the border with the East Riding, provides easy access to beautiful areas of the Wolds, Howardian Hills, Moors and coastal regions for country walks.
Charles Lane • 01 Jul 2015
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On the trail of Sirococcus tsugae
Lead Volunteer, Andy Gordon, lets us know about his experience of surveying for Sirococcus tsugae.
Andy Gordon • 14 Aug 2018
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Blog
New Year, new leadership
Since approached to take on the role of Observatree Project Manager, I have inevitably been on a steep learning curve to understand the past, present and future direction of the project.
Peter Crow • 06 Jan 2016
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About us
What does Observatree do?
Our aim is to protect the UK’s trees, woods and forests from new and introduced pests and diseases.
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Oak processionary moth field identification guide
PDF • 3.45 MB
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Chalara ash dieback field identification guide
PDF • 4.76 MB
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Plane wilt field identification guide
PDF • 3.35 MB