Tree Surgeon News

Current pictures as Horsham’s ALP appliance also in attendance helping Tree Surgeons gain access #Crawley #SceneSafety pic.twitter.com/ …

The tree fell through the roof and into the first floor of the home in Bewbush, near Crawley, West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service said. Fire crews …

Large tree crashes into a house in Crawley causing major damage … with building control officers from Crawley Borough Council and tree surgeons.”.

… time the tree fell over while a woman in the second property was sleeping downstairs as her bedroom was being renovated. Tree surgeons are now …

Citizen science and tree health in the UK, Andy Gordon, Observatree Volunteer The first use of volunteers for monitoring tree health in the UK occurred in 1993, when a project was established to track the condition of amenity trees at several sites across five regions in England alone. Before that time no formal monitoring of … Read more

Tree surgeons worked around the clock to clear Walderslade Woods just last weekend for the huge clean up operation. Stranded vehicles were left in …

First pictures show the aftermath of a chaotic night of snow and hours of crippling delays in Chatham. Walderslade Wood Road is currently closed to …

Wrexham council responded quickly with tree surgeons. 24hr Co-op insurance will get back to me dad between 8 and 1 Monday. Fingers crossed.”.

ARB Show 2018 – A celebration of the science of trees. The ARB Show is the biggest pure arb trade fair in the UK. Celebrating the world of arboriculture. Arborists and visitors from around the globe will attend ARB Show 2019 over Friday 17th and Saturday 18th May.

Matt is the Urban Forester for the City of Santa Monica. He honed his skills in the UK and went on to work with trees in the New York City Parks Department. Find out what inspires him about working with trees.

Talking about trees with City of Santa Monica Urban Forester Matthew Wells.

In the second Talking Trees, Ted answers our questions on what inspired him to work with trees, whether we’re overreacting to the threat of pests and diseases, what we can do to protect urban trees and more…

Preview of the second Talking Trees video – an inspiring chat among the trees with the brilliant Ted Green MBE

"I was out there hugging some Maples earlier today and a little bit later on I’m gonna go hug that giant Yew!" Mike Raupp, Professor of Entomology at the University of Maryland, answers our questions on what inspired him to work with trees, whether we’re overreacting to the threat of pests and diseases, what we … Read more

Women in Arboriculture Core Committee member Bo Hammarstrand gives her thoughts on being a female arborist. A Swedish arborist working in the UK and Sweden, Bo has an impressive career in arboriculture. She is a self-employed contractor (Boel Hammarstrand’s Trädvård (Sweden) and Swallows Tree Surgery (UK)), an NPTC trainer and assessor, a regular international climbing … Read more

John Parker, chair of the London Tree Officers Association explains how biosecurity issues affect Tree Officers and how they are working to combat them.

Gerogi Ennis is a young arborist who competed in her first tree climbing competition in March 2018. We find out why she loves arboriculture

Talking about trees with University of Maryland Professor of Entomology Mike Raupp

After zigzagging its way across most of Europe for 15 years, elm zigzag sawfly (Aproceros leucopoda) has now been confirmed (read the official press release) in Britain following a discovery of the distinctive feeding traces in Surrey in 2017. Soon after the press release documenting the finding, and the significant media interest that followed, records of … Read more

We spoke to Shireen Chambers about the possible impact of biosecurity on our parks and woodlands.