Record a tree

In this section, you can find out how to record the ancient tree (or multiple trees) you’ve found online using our simple recording form.

What information do we need? Print one of our recording forms - this one - if you have just one tree or a multi-tree form for when you are out and about tree hunting.

We've prepared a few help sheets which may be useful:
Measuring the Girth of a Tree
Tree Form and Tree Status
Tree Condition, Recording Fungi, Invertibrates, Epiphytes and Bats

When a tree has been recorded a message is sent to a volunteer who will verify the tree - this may take some time but your record will not be lost.

The next step takes you to sign in or to register to record your tree.

Thank you for taking part.

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Record a tree

Use our simple recording form to send us the details of your ancient tree

Ancient Tree Hunt

The Ancient Tree Hunt is a Woodland Trust campaign.
The Woodland Trust is a charity registered in England (No. 294344) and in Scotland (No. SC038885).
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