Tree marking paint is a type of paint used to mark trees in forestry and arboriculture. It is typically brightly colored, waterproof, and long-lasting, designed to withstand exposure to the elements over extended periods of time. Tree marking paint is used to identify trees that have been surveyed, marked for removal, or designated for specific management practices. The paint can be applied directly to the bark of the tree using spray guns or brushes, and it is commonly available in colors such as fluorescent orange, pink, red, blue, and green. Some tree marking paints are also formulated to be non-toxic and environmentally friendly, making them safe for use in sensitive ecosystems.
