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Wisconsin Tree Leaf ID: Best Online Resources

Two excellent Wisconsin-specific leaf identification resources for science projects:

  1. UW-Stevens Point LEAF Program: Real photos, ID cards — Best overall
  2. WI DNR EEK! Tree Key: Interactive dichotomous key

Project Enhancement Tips

  • Collect leaves WITH petioles (stems)—critical for ID
  • Press in newspaper under books 1-2 weeks
  • Photograph bark, buds, tree form for bonus
  • Note: Date, location, habitat

UWSP's photo-based system beats line drawings for student matching. Great project—builds real botanical skills.

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