Tree Identification 4-H Project Area

This project contains activities for three years. Nearly 105 trees can be found quite easily in West Virginia forests. Another dozen species are rare. Twenty or so trees are commonly planted as shade trees. This project will help you identify our more important forest trees. Collect, identify, mount and label 20 leaves or fruits and seeds each year.

Exhibit: Leaf or fruit and seed collection.

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