Street Trees

Debbie Needle from Birmingham Trees for Life talks to Tonia Clark, from Birmingham Tree People, about community tree planting. There's also a short piece about the hawthorn, that is covered in white flowers in May.

Liam Crowley, entomologist at Birmingham University and Oxford University talks to Tonia Clark, from Birmingham Tree People, about the impact of insects on trees and woodlands. There's also a short piece on the lime tree. These are pointed nail galls on a lime leaf, They're caused by a tiny mite.

Liam Crowley, entomologist at Birmingham University and Oxford University talks to Tonia Clark, Chair of BTP, about the impact of insects on trees and woodlands. There's also a short piece on the lime tree - these are pointed nail galls on a lime leaf, caused by a tiny mite.

Ian McDermott, arboriculturalist, lecturer and trainer for BTP, talks to Chair Tonia Clark about how to identify trees. There's also a short piece on the yew tree, steeped in mystery and myth.

Ian McDermott, arboriculturalist, lecturer and trainer, talks to Tonia Clark, from Birmingham Tree People, about how to identify trees. There's also a short piece on the yew tree. The yew tree is steeped in mystery and myth

Professor Rob MacKenzie head of the Birmingham Institute of Forest Research at Birmingham University talks to BTP Chair, Tonia Clark, about its pioneering research into climate change and woodlands. There's also a short piece on the horse chestnut, that has impressive flower spikes, seen here.

Professor Rob MacKenzie head of the Birmingham Institute of Forest Research at Birmingham University talks to Tonia Clark, from Birmingham Tree People, about its pioneering research into climate change and woodlands. There's also a short piece on the horse chestnut. The horse chestnut has impressive flower spikes

Tonia Clark, from Birmingham TreePeople, interviews Eleanor Hoad, Forest School teacher, Urban Forest Volunteer and community gardener, about the health benefits of trees and a short piece on the birch tree, as they are a pioneer species, often found in heather moorlands.

Tonia Clark, from Birmingham Tree People, interviews Eleanor Hoad, Forest School teacher, tree warden and community gardener, about the health benefits of trees and a short piece on the birch tree. Birch trees are a pioneer species and are often found in heather moorlands

Ian McDermott, arboriculturialist and trainer for BTP, talks to Chair Tonia Clark about the role of street trees. Street trees often go quite unnoticed, but they are an extremely important part of our city and town landscapes. There's also a short piece on the oak tree.