Here are some fine sites on the World Wide Web with information about trees:
 | The International Society of Arboriculture has a nicely designed and useful site. |
| The Forestry site of the World-Wide-Web's Virtual Library. |
| Arboriculture: Trees and Timber is full of interesting arboricultural information. |
| Oregon's Department of Forestry has some informative pages. |
| The WVU Tree Fruit Research and Education Center. |
| The Appalachian Hardwood Center provides technical and research support for the West Virginia wood products industry. |
| Tree Web: The Natural History of Trees at the University of Kentucky, Lexington. |
| UAH's Grounds Home Page, with descriptions and images of over 200 tree species. |
| TreeLink. The community forestry resource. Sponsored by The National Urban and Community Forestry Advisory Council, The USDA Forest Service and TreeUtah®. |
There are some very informative Forest Pathology Web Sites, also:
| Jim Worrall's Forest Pathology Pages are highly educational. |
| Tom Volk's (Univ. Wisconsin - La Crosse) home page is a fine site for forest fungi and other fungal adventures. |
| Dr. Livingston's Forest Pathology course at U. Maine. |
| The Forest Service's Forest Health Protection page. |
| The Texas Plant Disease Handbook
has descriptions and management recommendations for many kinds of trees.
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