Tree School Online : Native Trees of Western Oregon

Join Alicia Christians and and Lauren Grand as they discuss identification and establish of native trees in Western Oregon.

[@saadasoccer]

start @7:20

[@kharris9359]

Lauren Grand did an excellent job in describing the conifers and gave fun ways to identify them.

[@Liveunderleaves]

The greatest discription of bipinnately compound leaflet arrangment I've heard to date.

[@valmitsui53]

This is just incredible content. Most people would charge for this amount of information. Thank you for allowing us to learn from you and sharing with everyone. ❤

[@jackaboobo]

This is one of the best tree ID classes I've seen. I just ordered the Trees to Know book. Thanks!

[@RockyLayton]

great information

[@kharris9359]

@43:33 The bark and needle pictures for Ponderosa and Jeffrey are the same.

[@PowerScissor]

Does anyone know of an equivalent course for Washington State?

[@skane3109]

We have a 14 acre woodland property in pleasant hill. Is there a Eugene area resource we could reach out to to help us evaluate the health of our trees and suggest specific steps we can take to keep the trees we have healthy and to plant others?

[@Jacks_Raging_Bile_Duct]

greetings from oakridge, high prairie road

[@RockyLayton]

so many drawn examples, why not show real examples of leaves, bark, etc

[@RockyLayton]

why were there no men, we need some diversity