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Fife Tree Canopy Survey & Video Tutorial

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Fife Tree Canopy Survey & Video Tutorial

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Guidance on how to install, load, and complete the Fife Tree Canopy Survey is now available in a captioned video format on YouTube.

You can follow along at your own pace and convenience and learn all you need to know about taking part in this survey.

For further information about the series of surveys that have been launched this year, and for written user guides, please go to the Climate Action Fife website: Climate Action Fife | Putting Fife's Trees and Woods on the map

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Fife Tree Warden Induction Training: online session on request

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Fife Tree Warden Induction Training: online session on request

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An introductory session about the structure of the Tree Warden Scheme, the role of Tree Wardens and why trees matter. A pre - recorded session is now available for you to watch at a convenient time: contact Rebecca.logsdon@fife.gov.uk for more information

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Tree Health and Citizen Science Session, Tuesday, August 18  6:30 PM - 8 PM online

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Tree Health and Citizen Science Session, Tuesday, August 18  6:30 PM - 8 PM online

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An online session to help you understand how to spot tree pests and diseases, which are increasing due to climate change.

The number of pests and diseases attacking trees is increasing due to climate change. This is leading to a decline in tree health and in some cases tree loss.

This online session will help you identify when there might be a problem with the health and condition of a tree and is linked with Fife Climate Forest's new Tree Canopy Survey.

You will be given the tools to feel more confident with spotting tree pest and diseases.

The Tree Canopy Survey is a Fife-wide survey collecting important information on trees - outside of woodland - in our neighbourhoods.

Funded by Climate Action Fife, Fife Council and Nature Towns and Cities Lottery Fund

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An online session to help you understand how to spot tree pests and diseases, which are increasing due to climate change.

The number of pests and diseases attacking trees is increasing due to climate change. This is leading to a decline in tree health and in some cases tree loss.

This online session will help you identify when there might be a problem with the health and condition of a tree and is linked with Fife Climate Forest's new Tree Canopy Survey.

You will be given the tools to feel more confident with spotting tree pest and diseases.

The Tree Canopy Survey is a Fife-wide survey collecting important information on trees - outside of woodland - in our neighbourhoods.

Funded by Climate Action Fife, Fife Council and Nature Towns and Cities Lottery Fund.

If you book places but then can't attend, please let us know by cancelling your ticket on Eventbrite, or by emailing ask.us@fifecountryside.co.uk or phoning 01592 656080. Everyone who signs up will be sent the online link to join this session.

If you cancel your tickets, which have an associated payment/donation, you will be responsible for paying the Eventbrite administration fee.

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tree health and citizen science session tickets

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Eventbrite - Fife Coast and Countryside Trust presents Tree Health and Citizen Science Session - Tuesday, August 18, 2026 - Find event and ticket information.

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Fife Tree Warden Network Event, Saturday 5 October, St. Andrews Botanic Gardens, 10-4pm

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Fife Tree Warden Network Event, Saturday 5 October, St. Andrews Botanic Gardens, 10-4pm

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Fife Tree Wardens is a network of champions who plant, care for,  and stand up for the trees.  This is our annual networking meeting to enable  Fife Tree Wardens to gather, celebrate, learn and share new ideas.

The aim of this free event is to bring people together to share skills and inspire action on the ground.

Talks on the “Letter to the Tree: an immersive art project; tree species selection; connectivity and working with farmers and landowners; and stories from Tree Wardens.

Choice of outdoor workshops on hedgerows, tree identification and the Fife Climate Forest Tree Canopy Survey

Please RSVP to Meg.Moore@fifecountryside.co.uk

With details of attendance and any dietary requirements

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From Woodland Classroom

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How To Identify Native Trees (UK & Ireland)

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Mapping Fife's Trees and Woodlands: recorded session

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Mapping Fife's Trees and Woodlands: recorded session

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In this session we cover how to map special trees in Fife. You can also identify areas for potential tree planting or where communities have planted trees. There is also a map for fruit trees. For all the mapping links visit: https://www.climateactionfife.org.uk/projects/community-tree-planting-and-natural-environment-enhancement/mapping-fifes-trees-and-woods/

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How to add a tree or woodland to the Fife Trees and Woods map

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Design for native planting: The Woodland Trust recorded session

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Design for native planting: The Woodland Trust recorded session

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Have a space in mind that you would like to design for native tree planting.

This online session will go through some of the key phases of designing and establishing new woods and trees.  It will help you explore your objectives; how to assess your site and an introduction to design principles.  The session will help also help you with selecting the right trees for the right place and where to get further support.  Click on the link above to view the recorded session.

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Design for Native Tree Planting   SD 480p

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The Tree Council is proud to announce the launch of a new five-part podcast series that explores the lessons learned from five years of trialling novel tree-planting approaches in the Trees Outside Woodland project.

The Trees Outside Woodland Podcast series aims to support any organisation designing and running tree planting schemes by sharing the on-the-ground experience of a team who planned, delivered and monitored the planting of 265,000 trees over five years.

Drawing on the experiences of the team of local authority project officers who delivered the action research project, the series explores what has been learned through the project’s four main pilot schemes.

The podcasts are available on Spotify, through The Tree Council’s Substack, and on YouTube with video, with one episode released each month until September.

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New podcast series shares insights from Trees Outside Woodland project - The Tree Council

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The Tree Council is proud to announce the launch of a new five-part podcast series that explores the lessons learned from five years of trialling novel tree-planting approaches in the Trees Outside Woodland project.
The Trees Outside Woodland Podcast series aims to support any organisation designing and running tree planting schemes by sharing the

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The Future of Hedgerows: research from the cutting edge - recorded session 

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The Future of Hedgerows: research from the cutting edge - recorded session 

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The Future of Hedgerows: research at the cutting edge

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The Future of Hedgerow Trees living with ash dieback - recorded session 

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The Future of Hedgerow Trees living with ash dieback - recorded session 

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The Future of Hedgerow Trees living with ash dieback

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This session is an overview of the legal framework surrounding the protection of trees, the duty of care which tree owners and managers have and the legislation that has an impact on trees. Please note this session is copy righted by the Tree Council.

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Tree Nursery Techniques and tree growing:  recorded session

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Tree Nursery Techniques and tree growing:  recorded session

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All you need to know to grow your own trees from potting on to create healthy roots with root-trainers, nutrition and irrigation.  Led by Andy Robinson, Woodland Crofters with funding by Community Woodland Association

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Principles of collecting wild seed (including legalities), storage and pre-treatments of different types of tree species.  Includes information on seed dormancy, stratification, sowing and compost mixes.
Led by Andy Robinson, Woodland Crofters and funded by Community Woodland Association