Access this tour for free

Experience this tour for free. Available through our app.

Download or access the app

iOS Android Web

PocketSights Map

STQRY Directory / PocketSights / Trees of Westerly

Trees of Westerly

20 Stops
Cover for Trees of Westerly
Preview Tour

Tour Overview

This tour will include 20 of my favorite trees found within my hometown.

This tour will be completed through my hometown of Westerly, Rhode Island. This area is mostly made up of a biome of temperate decidious forests with a slight mix of coniferous species as well. This particular area has a high average rainfall and temperatures vary seasonally from lows of -6.6 degrees celsius to highs of about 27 degrees celsius Most of our forests have started from modes of dispersal- such as animals or nature transporting seeds. And it is likely, because we are so close to the coast, that these areas face storms, such as hurricanes, tropical storms and blizzards which may severly impact these species.

If interested in completing your own dendrology tour, it is recommended you have a few items.

Items include:

A notebook and something to jot down notes, such as clear identifying characteristics.

In addition to a field guide of trees that are found in the area or country you live in.

I also highly recommend having a pair of sturdy shoes, especially if you are walking in a woodsy area. In addition to long pants, and a long sleeve shirt. If applicable please wear hunter saftey orange.

Stops

  1. Stop 1: Eastern Red Cedar

  2. Stop 2: American Holly

  3. Stop 3: Sycamore Maple

  4. Stop 4: American Beech

  5. Stop 5: Norway Maple

  6. Stop 6: London Planetree

  7. Stop 7: Japanese Umbrella Pine

  8. Stop 8: American Basswood

  9. Stop 9: Irish Yew

  10. Stop 10: Sweetgum

  11. Stop 11: White Ash

  12. Stop 12: Red Horsechestnut

  13. Stop 13: Alaska Cedar

  14. Stop 14: Burr Oak

  15. Stop 15: Chestnut Oak

  16. Stop 16: Paper Birch

  17. Stop 17: American Elm

  18. Stop 18: Honeylocust

  19. Stop 19: Scarlet Oak

  20. Stop 20: Eastern White Pine

Map