Arboricultural Association in Wales retweeted
Wales Branch is pleased to announce an additional Autumn event to host New Zealand's visiting arboriculturalist, Howell Davies, for a one-off presentation entitled The Auckland Urban Ngahere (Forest) Strategy at the Royal Botanic Gardens of Wales.
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Arboricultural Association in Wales retweeted
Members in Wales may be interested in attending this in-person seminar, Trees for Today, Trees for Tomorrow.
It's being held at the @walesbotanic in Llanarthney on Wednesday 8 December.
Please see the attached photos for the programme and information on how to book👇
Arboricultural Association in Wales retweeted
Big old trees keep giving to local ecology for decades after death. This is an ancient oak in Windsor Great Park, contributing to the very end!
Arboricultural Association in Wales retweeted
This methodology ancienttreeforum.co.uk/wp-co… is a great resource and is published on the ATF website (had been hitherto digitally lost). And Nev’s sketches are really lovely.
Arboricultural Association in Wales retweeted
678 people from 46 countries attended this webinar! that is about 200 more than the best ever Arboricultural Association event to date, so I am very pleased. You can see it here.
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Arboricultural Association in Wales retweeted
NEW LIVE WEBINAR! - From Botanic Gardens to Microforests
Join us for this webinar with Will Hinchliffe from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and urban greening expert Shailie Mehta, co-founder of Acacia Eco.
Find Register NOW: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Arboricultural Association in Wales retweeted
Celebrating the diversity of women that work in, with and for the woods #womeninwood, and the need to continue to increase diversity and inclusion
Arboricultural Association in Wales retweeted
The Trustees are very pleased to announce that Michelle Ryan has been appointed as the Association Chair and, following his re-election as a Trustee, Navin Sehmi has been appointed as Vice Chair. In addition the Trustees would like to welcome Paul Barton to the board.
Arboricultural Association in Wales retweeted
To keep tree planting volunteers safe during COVID-19, The Tree Council has led a coalition of conservation organisations to publish best practice planting guidance: bit.ly/34TCTAo 🌳
Thank you @TCVtweets @ArbAssociation @WoodlandTrust @LTOA33 @ProjectOrchard !
Arboricultural Association in Wales retweeted
Looking for a Job in the Arboricultural Industry?
Take a look at our Job finder, for the latest Jobs in your area: trees.org.uk/Careers/Jobs
Here you can also find help and advice for careers and apprenticeships.
Elms Yellow - Candidatus Phytoplasma ulmi (C. Phytoplasma ulmi). The UK has new national measures:
forestresearch.gov.uk/tools-…
New research published in the British Ecological Society’s (BES) Journal of Ecology finds that ash dieback is far less severe in the isolated conditions ash is often found in.
Click on the link for more information from BES:
britishecologicalsociety.org…
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Arboricultural Association in Wales retweeted
The #UrbanTreeWorldCup 2020 starts tomorrow!
A 32 #tree tournament to crown the ultimate Urban Tree! Each day you can vote on matches to decide who makes it to the Round of 16.
Watch the full draw video and view the tournament bracket at trees.org.uk/Urbantreeworldc…
#trees
Spring is really starting to show in the trees and hedges of Pembrokeshire, Wales. Although restricted to the same walk in the fields adjoining our garden at the moment; watching the trees and hedges change each day on the field boundaries is making every walk interesting.
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Spring 2020 has sprung in Pembrokeshire, Wales with the beautiful Blackthorn blossom flowering on the hedgerows along the coastal path.
Arboricultural Association in Wales retweeted
The Tortworth Chestnut - #GreatTreesOfGlos
"Supposed to be six hundred years old, 1st Jan 1800.
May man still guard thy venerable form,
From the rude blasts, and tempestuous storm,
Still mayst thou flourish through succeeding time,
And last, long last, the wonder of the clime."
2018 Tree Preservation Order breach at Penllegaer has resulted in £420,000 in fines being imposed by Swansea Magistrates court:
Fines:
Enzo Homes - £120,000
Fiorenzo Sauro - £180,000
Arwyn Morgan - £120,000
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-5006…
The Wales Branch with Chris Neilan, Richard Wilson and Russell Horsey are hosting a CAVAT training day at Gnoll Country Park, Wales.
The Wales Branch hosted the annual Fungi Walk at Clyne Gardens on Saturday. Thank you to everyone who attended and made it such an enjoyable day. Click on the link to see the images of the day and see you next year.
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