As part of its service to society and the arboricultural industry the Arboricultural Association produce a range of informative publications, some free and others priced and available through our shop. The ARB Magazine and the Arboricultural Journal are membership publications free to members only as part of a current membership subscription.
NEWEST PUBLICATIONS:
The Arboricultural Association has taken over the publishing and distribution rights for the Research for Amenity Trees series of publications from the Government’s Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) and is now the future custodian of this series of valuable reference publications. Purchase on-line from The Stationery Office via our website, click here.
2010: AA Guidance Note 10, First edition, Protected Species and Arboriculture click here
2011: AA Guidance Note 1, Third edition, Bats in the Context of Tree Work Operations click here
2011: AA Booklet, First Edition, Fungi on Trees – An Arborists’ Field Guide click here
If you do not want to use the Arboricultural Association’s directory of accredited providers this guide will help you choose. This guide is available as a free download (see button below) or to buy in quanitites of 100, 500 and 1,500 copies. Price shown here is for 100 copies.
Most arboriculturists are aware that all species of bat found in the UK are protected by law, but perhaps fewer are aware that trees used by bats (bat roosts) are also protected regardless of whether or not bats are present.
A useful guide from the AA to help those faced with the prospect of prosecuting (or being prosecuted), outlining what you as a professional arborculturalist will need to prepare yourself for a pending prosecution.
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