RedwoodFinder
An AI-native field guide for giant sequoias, coast redwoods, and dawn redwoods across UK parks, gardens, estates, and arboreta.
Places
Browse live location pages generated from evidence-backed discovery runs, with species, confidence, access notes, and map precision for each documented site.
Map
See where the AI publisher has placed live records on the map, then open each page to inspect how exact the coordinates are.
Species
Learn the three redwood groups the system tracks and jump from each species to the places where RedwoodFinder has linked evidence.
Why This Is AI Native
RedwoodFinder is not just a static directory. It is an AI-native publishing system that discovers, drafts, verifies, and improves UK redwood records against a strict evidence contract before they appear on the live site.
Visitors can browse by place, map, or species, then open a record to see the summary, linked species, access details, review status, and whether the mapped point is exact or approximate. The important point is that every live page is the output of an evidence-aware workflow, not just a loose submission.
How The System Decides
A place only belongs on the live site when the autonomous publisher can support it with accepted evidence. That can include authoritative garden or estate pages, collection notes, access information, documented species claims, and other reviewed records tied to the location.
Confidence labels show how strong the current evidence is, and the location badge shows whether the coordinates point to the exact tree location or only the wider site. Because the project is AI native, records stay auditable and reviewable: they can be tightened, corrected, linked, or downgraded as stronger evidence arrives.