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A picture guide to trees in Britain.
Website 2
Identify common trees in Britain with an online key.
Website 3
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Website 4
Hunt for ancient trees. (NB If you wish to take part, registration is free but children under 13 must ask permission of an adult first.)
Website 5
An A-Z guide to Britain's trees. (Click on "A-Z of Trees" in the left-hand menu.)
Website 6
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Website 7
Study a tree ring online.
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Naturetrail
Book of the countryside
This book contains the following Usborne Naturetrail titles: Birdwatching, Trees and Wild Flowers.
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