The latest version of TheTreeApp SA contains brand new functionality allowing you to sync your Sightings across devices and with a website specifically created for this purpose. Here you can view your combined Sightings from [...]
The winner of the First Lockdown Photographer who supplied wonderful photos for us to add to TheTreeApp SA is Marianne Alexander, photojournalist from Cape Town. She provided these fabulous shots of Aloes which will be [...]
Do you have ANY indigenous trees near you? Win a Superior Wildlife app if you are the number one photo contributor during the remaining 17 days lockdown. Some of you are lucky enough to be [...]
While in Tasmania, near Pyengana, which is basically a fairly pristine forested area, TheTreeApp team were startled to recognise the invasive tree, Crack Willow, Salix fragilis – originally from Europe and Western Asia. As in [...]
“Trees are extraordinary beings in every respect. You do not become the primary source of a planet’s life by chance.” Stefano Mancuso In 2019 there was a major Exposition on ‘Trees’ in Paris, France and [...]
Grateful Tree thanks to Daily Maverick Life for this great posting from Davos on Sunday 26 Jan 2020. It is awesome, slow, quiet; takes as long as you are prepared to watch. Peaceful. DM’s note [...]
These 2 unlikely looking trees gave TheTreeApp team a surge of joy! They are both Wild-plums, Harpephyllum caffrum, that were probably planted about 25 years ago along The Vlei in Solar Beach Plettenberg Bay. The [...]
TheTreeApp SA is into its third Christmas of being a gift that can last a lifetime! Our popularity as an exceptional tool for outdoor pleasure for people of all ages who enjoy natural environments has [...]
This photo is of the flowering canopy of an exotic tree found planted through much of the higher-rainfall, low-frost eastern areas of South Africa. Flamboyant, Delonix regia, originally from South America, is well known as [...]
Major revision of the Tree Search, which simplifies it significantly, with more predictable outcomes at the end of each section. ‘Done/completed’ is now an additional choice to help you exit a section, whenever you like! [...]
