How to tell if a tree is protected?

Question

How can I find out if my tree is protected or not?

Mark · Answer

Easiest way is yo phone the local council and ask 
Online can sometimes be misleading and confusing

Martin · Answer

You can check on your local gov website for Tree protection orders (TPO) or “CO” conservation orders 

Some trees will have a small silver stamp on the main trunk with serial code (this code will state the tree is protected)

Mark · Answer

You can find out on your local council website 
Or call your council and ask for trees and hedges department

Mark · Answer

Asking the local authority should answer for you. If protected you need to demonstrate that the tree is in unsafe conditions or rotten

Zeb · Answer

Check with a tree officer from your local council by phone or check on line which is more complicated

Steven · Answer

Best was is to call the local council planning department and they will be able
To inform you.

Tyson · Answer

You can see on your deeds if the tree is in your Guarding or on your front it is not protected if it is not on your boundary it will have a preservation order

Kevin · Answer

Check with local authority on line or call the council direct and ask for planning department

Brian · Answer

You will have to call Ur local council to see if there is a tpo tree preservation order on or sometimes they have a metal badge or tag on the tree

Jon · Answer

You can confirm for definite if a tree has a tpo or is situated in a conservation area by calling your local councils planning department up and give them your adress. Some councils have this information readily available on there website on a map.
Hope this helps.

How to tell if a tree is protected?

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