Washington Park Tree Guide
Our Tree Guide
Digital Washington Park Tree Guide:
The guide is a digital version of the original and contains descriptions of 84 tree species found in the park and on the South High School Campus. In addition, the guide contains general information about the naming of tree species, tree identification and maps to aid in the location of each tree in the guide. Originally, each tree in the guide could be identified by a numbered, red plastic tag attached to the tree. Unfortunately, several of the tags have been lost over the years.
Download the digital PDF of our Washington Park Tree Guide, which includes:
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A ‘Locate This Tree’ feature with a link to navigate to the tree in Google Map
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Links for easy navigation within the document
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Notations indicting the presence/absence of the tree
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Notations indicating the presence/absence of a tree tag
We hope using the guide will make your park visits even more enjoyable. We plan to make periodic updates, revisions, and additions to the guide. We also hope to replace lost tree tags and to add new tree species to the guide so check back occasionally to download the latest version.
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Please send feedback and suggestions to: treeguide@fanswashingtonpark.org
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The 2010 tree guide was sold at a cost of $8.00 each. FANS is a non-profit, 100% volunteer run organization. If you would consider a donation we would be very grateful.
The original, hardcopy, version of the guide was published in 2010. FANS received a major grant from the Colorado Tree Coalition, generous donations from Washington Park East Neighborhood Association, West Washington Park Neighborhood Association and individuals in the community to be able to produce the original guide.
Love trees? Check out the
City of Denver's
"My Tree Keeper" website which details on every tree in Denver that resides on public space.
