About This Project
neighborhood-tree-health-journal.hub2.day is a focused independent web utility built around Neighborhood Tree Health Journal.
What This Site Does
A citizen science tracker for recording street tree conditions, issues, and care actions over seasons
Who It Helps
Urban residents, community gardeners, city arborists, and school groups
Contact
Questions, corrections, and feedback can be sent to hello@hub2.day.
This tool was created to help urban residents track the health of street trees in their neighborhoods. By recording observations over time, citizens can identify patterns, track the effectiveness of care actions, and share meaningful data with municipal forestry departments.
The journal focuses on common urban tree species and typical stressors found in city environments. It is designed to be simple enough for school projects while providing useful data for professional arborists.
Key Features
- Tree mapping and identification by location
- Symptom tracking with common urban tree issues
- Photo documentation stored locally in your browser
- Quarterly trend analysis and condition summaries
- Printable reports for sharing with city officials
- Export and share links for collaborative neighborhood monitoring
Who Uses This
Community gardeners track individual trees on public land. Neighborhood associations compile data for grant applications. City arborists use aggregated reports to identify care priorities. School science classes document real environmental changes throughout the academic year.