Volunteering for tree data collection in community gardens.

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Prakash Swaminathan

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Feb 11, 2026, 2:00:43 AM (12 days ago) Feb 11
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Hello friends,

Let me tell you at the outset with AI and free GIS software like QGIS and Qfield it will be very easy to map tree with wonderful links of all mapped species in India.Best part volunteers can be collectively using Qfield lightweight software available for digitizing only once in Android. IOS and Windows.

Can easily create  catalog of any community garden.Aiming to start with volunteers  in Lalbagh, Bangalore as there is no walkable reference so one can look at all the details right away in his phone with the tree in front of him.It will be a Geopackage format file so easy to view in freely downloadable software like  Mapcache etc in addition to Qfield.


Very ,very excited after looking at the way we can  share community gardens , any suburb trees information. 


Doing a small plotting of Alexandria Park Sydney trees  which I will share .

Personal details : Prakash Swaminathan , Age 75 yrs.Volunteered for spreading science in Agastya Foundation and routine nature walks around our apartment Rennaissance Temple  Bells , Bengaluru.

 My goal is to spread excitement about our wonderful flora in more interesting ways rather than stopping at identification. I never realised there is so much enthusiasm.


Collectively we can do anything, I always believe in local data collection with established ways  of gathering data.

Back in Bengaluru on 5th March ,would like to meet interested  volunteers . gather in a way which will serve as a template for any trees and other flora information.


Phone  number is 9481032276 ,available on WhatsApp. Would be ready to take it further anytime.


Regards,

S.Prakash
 


J.M. Garg

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10:17 AM (12 hours ago) 10:17 AM
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Forwarding again for any assistance in the matter please.


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