Welcome to Urban Tree Bark Textures! Welcome to a space for anyone curious about the textures of urban tree bark. You can share observations of street trunks, shaded sections, or rain-exposed faces, and compare notes on fissures, peeling layers, and smooth or rough surfaces. Browse the forums and add your own field records.

The Wonderful World of Bats!

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Bats need our help now more than ever! A recent report determined that over 50% of our native bats are considered at risk. Besides adding diversity and flair to local wildlife, our bats consume countless pest insects every single night. These nocturnal neighbors need our help now more than ever. Bat Conservation International’s Community Engagement Manager Erin Cord informs us about our local bats, the threats they face, and how we can help them right in the comfort of our own backyards! She also shared Bat Conservation International’s Guide to Gardening for Bats and a list of local native plants you can put in your garden to help bats. Both are available through the links.


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This site is a discussion forum devoted to observing and describing urban tree bark textures. It groups conversations into observation sites, form atlases, and field notebooks. Contributions are welcome from anyone interested in recording and comparing bark surfaces.

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