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Paint bands and dots marking trees for felling or retention.
Also known as: Tree marking, Felling mark
Trees are marked with paint before a forestry operation: a band for felling, a dot or a different colour for retention. Schemes are local rather than national, so a mark must be read against the operation's own key, and unmarked trees are not necessarily unaffected.
Marks trees for felling, thinning or retention before a forestry operation, using paint bands, dots and slashes.
Contexts: Technical drawing, Maps
Follows a scheme set for the individual operation rather than a national standard, so the meaning of a colour is local.
Contexts: Technical drawing, Maps
A painted band around a trunk or a bright dot at chest height, in a strong colour against bark.