John Paul Sanborn
Above average climber
I checked it out, good research material. Good spending of my taxes!
Subject:Re: [TT] ForestyImages.org: The Source for Forest Health and Silviculture Images is now available
Date:Mon, 30 Jul 2001 08:13:27 -0700
From: David Swenk <[email protected]>
Reply-To: Discussions of community and urban forestry <[email protected]>
To:[email protected]
Over 3,300 images of more than 800 insects, diseases, plants, wildlife, and
management practices taken by over 150 photographers are available. Most
images were digitized from high-resolution 35mm slides. Multiple levels of
jpeg format images are downloadable and may be copied and used for any
non-profit, educational purpose with appropriate credit and copyright
notice. Although most images are North American in nature, the system also
contains images of organisms that are Non-U.S. Natives, or are considered
to be U.S. Invasives. The images are in this system to be used!
ForestyImages.org utilizes a fully searchable, relational database-driven
system to track and provide scientific, descriptive and photographic credit
information. Several search and browse options are available to help
locate images, including: scientific and common names, and key word
searches of descriptive information about the image.
Visit ForestryImages.org at: http://www.ForestryImages.org/ for more
information and to access the system. Since ForestryImages.org is an
ongoing project supported by The USDA Forest Service, Forest Health
Technology Enterprise Team and Washington Office, Forest Health Protection
Staff, look for many images and new features to be added in ensuing months.
David W. Swenk, CF
County of Santa Barbara
Planning and Development
624 W. Foster Rd.
Santa Maria, CA 93455
(805)934-6589
Fax: (805)934-6258
Subject:Re: [TT] ForestyImages.org: The Source for Forest Health and Silviculture Images is now available
Date:Mon, 30 Jul 2001 08:13:27 -0700
From: David Swenk <[email protected]>
Reply-To: Discussions of community and urban forestry <[email protected]>
To:[email protected]
Over 3,300 images of more than 800 insects, diseases, plants, wildlife, and
management practices taken by over 150 photographers are available. Most
images were digitized from high-resolution 35mm slides. Multiple levels of
jpeg format images are downloadable and may be copied and used for any
non-profit, educational purpose with appropriate credit and copyright
notice. Although most images are North American in nature, the system also
contains images of organisms that are Non-U.S. Natives, or are considered
to be U.S. Invasives. The images are in this system to be used!
ForestyImages.org utilizes a fully searchable, relational database-driven
system to track and provide scientific, descriptive and photographic credit
information. Several search and browse options are available to help
locate images, including: scientific and common names, and key word
searches of descriptive information about the image.
Visit ForestryImages.org at: http://www.ForestryImages.org/ for more
information and to access the system. Since ForestryImages.org is an
ongoing project supported by The USDA Forest Service, Forest Health
Technology Enterprise Team and Washington Office, Forest Health Protection
Staff, look for many images and new features to be added in ensuing months.
David W. Swenk, CF
County of Santa Barbara
Planning and Development
624 W. Foster Rd.
Santa Maria, CA 93455
(805)934-6589
Fax: (805)934-6258
