# Restoration Scope for Urban Forestry

Urban trees, with a record for every visit. Bring tree locations, species, condition and maintenance into one current inventory. Help field teams record changes and give coordinators a view of the work across neighborhoods.

## Keep the tree inventory connected to its care.

Follow locations, observations and maintenance over time.

### Build a usable tree inventory.

Keep locations, species and condition records together. Organize the inventory by neighborhood, project or planting site so the team can find the trees it needs to work on.

### Capture each visit in context.

Use mobile records to add observations and photos against a tree or site. Keep the history of inspections and field updates connected to the map.

### Coordinate the next round of care.

Assign maintenance work and review its status alongside condition records. Give coordinators and partners selected views of planting and ongoing care.

## Connect your data

Connect the tools, field records and geospatial sources your team already uses. For example: Google Sheets, Excel, QGIS, ArcGIS. [All data connections](https://restorationscope.com/data-connections).

## Questions from urban forestry teams

### Can we start with an existing tree inventory?

We can prepare existing records and geospatial files for import, then configure the fields and relationships your team needs.

### Can we retain the history of tree visits?

Repeated observations can be linked to a tree or site, keeping condition changes and maintenance records together.

### Can field teams work by neighborhood?

Views and permissions can be configured around the areas and responsibilities assigned to each team.

## Read more

- [Records and workflows](https://restorationscope.com/products): Structure the information your team works with every day.
- [Maps and geospatial data](https://restorationscope.com/platform/geospatial): See records, analysis and field observations in context.
- [Setup with your team](https://restorationscope.com/approach#setup): From your operating process to a configured application.