Explore a definitive catalog of 97 Trees of Kenya, listing each species with scientific name, typical height (m), and native status & regions. This complete reference is ideal for botanists, students, ecotourists, and conservationists seeking accurate identification and regional distribution of Kenyan tree species.
Explore the eight defining characteristics of coniferous trees — from needle and leaf forms, cone reproduction, and resin to bark, growth habit, and ecological roles. This hub summarizes each trait and links to in-depth guides for identification, management, and species-specific insights, making it the ideal starting point for students, gardeners, and nature enthusiasts.
This comprehensive list of Trees of Cambodia catalogs 42 species with scientific names, typical heights, and their ranges across Cambodia. Ideal for students, conservationists, and nature lovers, the guide helps with identification and understanding of native tree distributions—explore the full list to learn where these species grow and how tall they typically reach.
This comprehensive list of 56 Trees of Belize provides scientific names, family classification, and Belize range & habitat for each species. Ideal for botanists, students, and nature lovers, it covers canopy trees, hardwoods, and mangroves across Belize’s coastal, lowland, and inland habitats.
This comprehensive list presents 60 Trees of Malaysia with scientific names, typical heights (m), and native range/habitat details. Ideal for botanists, students, and nature lovers seeking a concise, authoritative reference to identify and learn about Malaysia’s diverse tree species.
Explore a complete list of 27 Trees of Burkina Faso, each entry showing scientific name, typical height, and a brief note on distribution and local uses. This practical guide supports botanists, ecologists, educators, and travelers seeking reliable field information on West African tree species.
This comprehensive list catalogs 93 Trees of Senegal, giving scientific names, typical mature heights and where each species is found across the country. Ideal for botanists, students, conservationists and nature lovers, the guide highlights native and introduced species (from baobab to African mahogany) and supports field identification, habitat understanding, and restoration planning.
Not sure whether that street tree is an elm or an ash? This guide outlines 8 clear, easy-to-see differences — from leaf shape and bark texture to seeds, branching and common diseases. Use the linked deep-dive posts to quickly identify trees in the field and learn practical care and management tips.
This comprehensive list of 37 forest woods provides scientific names, typical density (kg/m3), and native regions for each species. Ideal for woodworkers, foresters, students, and nature enthusiasts, the post helps you compare hardwoods and softwoods, select species for projects, and learn where each tree naturally occurs — a practical reference for conservation, carpentry, and landscape planning.