Recording UK's ancient, notable, veteran, and most important trees is critical for understanding the significance of these trees but more critically to assist their protection. The Woodland Trust (Coed Cadw) has set up the Ancient Tree Inventory (ATI) to catalogue trees of significance to woodlands, ecology, and people to help protect our valuable tree heritage,

Fancy being a part of an important project bigger than yourself? Want to learn how to identify ancient and notable trees? or just want a pleasant tree spotting walk?

Join Vince (Woodland Trust verifier) & BFSA in spotting and recording notable trees around Bangor, and adding them to the ATI.

We will meet at Treborth gardens ///fried.voters.kidney. where Vince will show us how to spot an ancient tree, an example that has been recorded onto the ATI, and illustrate how and what to record. Given this knowledge we will take a tour of Bangor, following a route, spotting and recording ancient, veteran, or notable trees in small groups. We will end the route at Deiniol library, 1:30pm, where Vince will demonstate (using the recordings he took on the example tree) how to upload the recordings, so each group can upload their own recordings and their name to their tree. Sounds like a great day to me.