Just what is that strange shrub planted next to your new house? Or what are those trees in the park that are setting off your allergies? A new smartphone app for the Android operating system can help ...

Nature and gadget lovers, this one's for you: a mobile app that lets you ID the species of any leaf or tree while you're out on the trail or taking a walk in the park. The app, called Leafsnap, uses a ...

• The EAB/Ash Tree ID app is available for free in the major app stores for both iPhones and Androids and can be found by searching “ash tree” in the store. It offers help to identify ash trees and ...

WASHINGTON — If you've ever wondered what type of tree was nearby but didn't have a guide book, a new smartphone app allows users with no formal training to satisfy their curiosity and contribute to ...

If you've ever wondered what type of tree was nearby but didn't have a guide book, a new smartphone app allows users with no formal training to satisfy their curiosity and contribute to science at the ...

Leafsnap UK, a collaboration between Museum botanists and US software developers, could revolutionise summer walks. November 2019 update: the Leafsnap UK app has been retired from the Apple App Store.

Do you have an ash tree? And are you worried about it being infested by Emerald Ash Borers? There’s an app for that. The Colorado State Forest Service and CSU has a new called the EAB Ash Tree ID App.

‘I feel warm and happy when I spy a favorite cedar or a glorious wave of magnolias.’Photograph: Mert Alper Dervis/Anadolu via Getty Images Eighteen months ago, I adopted a dog. Now I’m out on the ...

Texas A&M Forest Service has launched an app to help users quickly identify the “root cause” of tree problems, whether they be from insects, diseases or other factors. The TreeMD app, available at ...

How do I know if I have an ash tree? All true ash trees (Fraxinus spp.) have the following characteristics: • Leaves are compound, which means multiple leaflets occur on a common stalk, and typically ...

The Colorado State Forest Service and CSU has a new called the EAB Ash Tree ID App. First, the app walks users through determining if their tree is a true ash. Then, it suggests measure they can take ...