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Get the app - log in here on your mobile device

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Field Tool - Healthy Trees, Health Cities

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You will need an HTHC account (See above).

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2018 - Hallett, Hallett - Citizen Science and Tree Health Assessment How useful are the data

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2018 - Hallett, Johnson, Sonti - Assessing the tree health impacts of salt water flooding in coastal cities A case study in New York Ci

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2014 - Pontius, Hallett - Comprehensive methods for earlier detection and monitoring of forest decline

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Series of Training Videos

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Healthy Trees Healthy Cities Training Videos

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Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

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Citizen Science Map referenced in paper above.

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Oconomowoc Ash Trees DBH Health - Google My Maps

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Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities (HTHC) is a collaborative initiative to promote the long-term health of urban trees by providing free tools and resources such as a field companion tool, web-based project management dashboard, and training resources.