# Registering a Tree

## Tree Types Explained

**New Planting:** This type of tree should be registered with Silvi immediately after planting. 

**Young Tree:** A young tree is a tree that has been recently planted and has not yet reached maturity. 

**Mature Tree:** A mature tree can be registered for biodiversity monitoring or to register a Mother Tree which produces seeds and seedlings that can be planted in order to produce seedlings/saplings. 

\*If you would like to change the location of a tree or if you have uploaded it by mistake, you should contact your administrator. 

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## Steps to Register Trees

1. Click the add button and then click add tree
2. Choose the type of tree you would like to add
3. Center the crosshair on the tree’s location\*
4. Take your photo&#x20;
5. Align the tree with the guide&#x20;
6. Confirm photo or retake&#x20;
7. Fill out the information on the form&#x20;

If a green confirmation banner appears, your tree was registered. Now it is visible and can be interacted with on the map.&#x20;

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*\*If you would like to change the location of a tree or if you have uploaded it by mistake, you should contact your administrator.*<br>


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