Activity 1: Get to know your tree

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Who are Work Groun Girth of Taller or Animal /

Location description you doing with Record the site name and d cover Amount trunk at Height of shorter Crown Any Types of Amount Types of Amount plant /
Tree e.g. North corner of Date of the survey trees or location (postcode / GPS Survey at tree of fallen Tree 1.3 m (in tree (in than others Tree view leaf dead leaf of leaf leaf of leaf Insect fungi
no. park Survey with? forestry? coordinates / OS grid ref) area base leaves species cm) metres) nearby? shape quantity wood? browning browning yellowing yellowing damage signs

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Information:
This spreadsheet is designed to supplement the OPAL Tree Health Survey.
Participants can record information for several trees at one time in the field.

Questions as the questions starting on page 7 of the Field Notebook with the same options. You
will need to use the Field Guide and Most Unwanted guide for images and the Tree Guide to
identify your tree.

Before starting the survey, please read through the survey in full and pay particular attention to
the health and safety information on page 6 of the Field Notebook.

Please return your results to OPAL using either the online submission form or by sending the
form to FREEPOST RSCH-CHYJ-HYYC, OPAL, Centre for Environmental Policy, Imperial
College, South Kensington, London SW7 2AZ. Please also be aware that we may want to
contact you about the results you have provided. By sending the form to us, you are agreeing
that we can contact you about your survey results.

If you have any queries, comments or suggestions, please contact opal@imperial.ac.uk.

Thank you for taking part in the survey!

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