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It's a shame that neither this site nor mundraub.org mentioned by yorwba utilizes the OpenStreetMap database. It shouldn't be too hard to find or introduce the
by Freak_NL 8y ago
It's a shame that neither this site nor mundraub.org mentioned by yorwba utilizes the OpenStreetMap database. It shouldn't be too hard to find or introduce the proper tags; trees already support genus/species etc. It would expose this data to a larger community, and encourage contributions from local mappers.
I would try to get rid of the 'Use ctrl+scroll to zoom the map' limitation; it's annoying and pointless on a full scale map.
- rmc 8y ago> It shouldn't be too hard to find or introduce the proper tags There's lot of people mapping such details in OSM already: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:natural%3Dtree https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:natural%3Dtree
- Stephen304 8y agoI have actually been doing some of this in my area for crabapple trees. Not necessarily to eat them, but I find it useful to clean up the sidewalk and dump the fallen crabapples in my compost. IMO it just needs a viewer that focuses on plants that bear fruit, and potentially a tag to designate public access (maybe just reuse access:public).