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Thanks for the replies fellas. We are going to start an electronic tagging program this summer in some of our parks. I'll post up when we decide on a system/vendor.

I'm trying to get some solutions here. I must confess, I make a mark in the bark of every tree I climb. I wonder if we could leave a mark like Paulies avatar that would show the history?

two things spring to mind. About 50 years ago Tree guys used to hang copper tags off of the trees they worked on (those tags eventually become part of the trees themselves). In modern times we could use computer chips.

lame-o

Well I'm dealing with trees that have been 'cared for' for 200+ years. Cables, rods and friggin' cavity fills that can frig up chippers and tub grinders. And for the record cement cavity fills can fall to different places within inside a deacyed tree. So. How the F can we make it absolutely...

Soooo....you're an arbo whiz kid and you just saved a tree by adding 100 pounds of metal. how do you notify future arborists? I don't know but I've sure seen some equipment frigged up by unseen cables and rods.