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Membership Publications

Newsletter

The Arboricultural Association produces a quarterly Newsletter
giving all the latest industry news. All members receive this publication.
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Journal

'Professional Members of the Association not only receive the newsletter but also receive the Journal four times a year.'
This presents the latest research in the Science of Arboriculture
To view further information, abstracts, or the list of Authors and Subjects.
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General Guides
Available to Members and Non-Members

A Guide to Qualifications and Careers in Arboriculture

Starting a career in arboriculture? Confused about the qualification structure? This Guide helps you understand which qualifications are appropriate for various roles in the industry



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Tree Work
Choosing your Arborist


The Arboricultural Association with other trade bodies has produced this guide to help the general public choose an appropriate Arborist to undertake tree work

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Choosing the right tree for your garden

The Arboricultural Association has produced this guide to help the general public to choose the right tree for their garden.



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Tree Planting


The Arboricultural Association has produced this guide to help the general public with how to buy and plant garden trees.



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Young Tree Maintenance


Planting a tree is only the start. Post planting maintenance is vital to the tree's successful establishment. This covers issues such as watering, pruning, weeding stakes and ties etc.



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Mature Trees Management

This guide is designed to give advice to the general public how to maintain their mature trees.



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   Select Evergreen Hedges Leaflet Evergreen Hedges


Your guide to selecting and maintaining an evergreen hedge.



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Industry Books and Guides

The Arboricultural Association produces a range of books
and guides for both the industry and public. These are introduced below:-

Guidance Notes


The Arboricultural Association produces a series of Guidance Notes to help in the practice of Arboriculture.

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New Guidance Note 8 - Standard Conditions of Contract
Health and Safety Pack

An invaluable resource to help your company meet the ever growing raft of legislation affecting arboriculture today.

With information on and examples of policies, inspection schedules, legal obligations and best practice this manual covers as many aspects of health and safety legislation affecting arboricultural contractors as possible.

The information is easy to read and presented in a loose leaf file enabling you to adapt to your individual needs. Forms and template documents accompany the package electronically for ease of customisation. Keep up to date with the current legal requirements.

Cover of Guide to Good Climbing Practice

A Guide to Good Climbing Practice

Incorporating the Work at Height Regulations 2005, Health and Safety Executive research and the latest techniques and equipment the all-new AA Guide to Good Climbing Practice replaces the AA/FASTCo Guide to Good Climbing Practice (1999) and the AA/FASTCo Aerial Rescue Guidance Notes (1997).

"The Guide sets out techniques and systems of work that can be considered as best practice guidance in arboriculture and helps anyone in the business meet their legal obligations." Dr Richard Nourish, Head of the Agriculture and Food Section, Health and Safety Executive.

Manual of Wood Decays in Trees
Claus Mattheck & Karlheinz Weber

A brief description of the most important decay fungi to be found on street and park trees.
Twenty-nine fungi are described in detail with a specific arboricultural reference.
A must have for responsible arborists!



Branded Merchandise

Merchandise

The Arboricultural Association produces a range of high quality branded merchandise.

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