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After the Derecho: Structural Pruning, Risk Assessment, and the Trees We Can Still Save
After arriving home from my visit to the Upper Peninsula of that state up north, I was greeted with abundant evidence of the derecho that swept through my local area. Our industry has an obligation to...
Nearly 200-year-old Tri-State tree could be threatened by nearby highway project. Arbor Doctor called in
Residents of a small town in Clinton County are uniting to protect a historic tree after hearing it may be threatened by a nearby highway project. (WKRC). Certified master arborist Ron Rothaas of the ...
The Tree Disease and Decline Spiral
It matters who assesses your trees
A lot of arborists are afraid of risk assessment and would rather just cut down your tree than accept any responsibility for assessment. This video gives great information as to how this works.
Risks From Trees - a short discussion
Tree will be helped with new technique in UK first
Chop Chop! Is that any way to trim trees?
Several years ago, I authored two articles titled ‘Crimes against Trees.’ Safety around large trees is important. Cutting all heavy branches back to a stub may seem to make sense. But overall, the t...
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