Inspections of Ash trees are taking place across the city.
The trees have Ash Dieback and it is thought about 35,000 could pose a high risk in busy areas such as schools, sports pitches, leisure centres, parks and roads among other places.
A total of 545 trees were inspected in Queen's Park, 108 in Glasgow Green, 129 in Bellahouston Park, 63 in Cardonald Cemetery and 137 in Alexandra Park.
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