The ARB Magazine Free Article Downloads

If you are not a member of the Arboricultural Association yet, we have a number of appetisers from our regular newsletter The ARB Magazine to whet your appetite.

The ARB Magazine contains up to the minute information about all things to do with arboriculture. It's a must if you want to keep abreast of the latest developments and legislation.

Below is a selection of recent articles, please click on an issue to download a PDF.

Feature articles:

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Arboricultural Consultancy: Professionalism by Jeremy Barrell (2011)

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The Consultant’s Toolkit by Jim Quaife (2011)

Quarterly issues:

What’s in it	Author	Issue (Click to download)
Winter 2011
Director’s message	Nick Eden	Winter 2011 (3Mb)
Utility pleads guilty to damaging TPO tree	Rob Toll, Tree Officer
Phytophthora update: a plead for vigilance	The Forestry Commission
Amenity Tree Valuation: four different methods	Simon Richmond
The Value of Trees. Do we really care?	Glenn Morris
‘No-dig’. Letters following the autumn 2011 article and a supplier’s viewpoint	Jim Quaife, Michael Lawson, Geosynthetics
Towing a trailer: medium sized goods vehicles	Patrick O’Connor
AA Arborists’ Working Group: Mine’s a Pint!	Jaime Bray
Spikes: to spike or not to spike	Paul Hornby
Autumn 2011
Trailer towing with a car licence: the facts	Patrick O’Connor	Autumn 2011 (1Mb)
Arborists Working Group update	Jaime Bray, AWG Chairman
Larch disease found in new areas	The Forestry Commission
New P&D strategy launched	The Forestry Commission
Problems with “No dig”	Paul Durkan
Complaint against an ARB Approved Contractor	Paul Smith, AA Technical Officer
Summer 2011
Arborists’ Working Group is born	Jaime Bray, AWG Chairman	Summer 2011 (1.8Mb)
BS 5837 draft document ready for comments	BSI
Containment policy for OPM in London	The Forestry Commission
P. lateralis confirmed at second Scottish site	The Forestry Commission
P. ramorum found in European larch	The Forestry Commission
BS 3998: 2010 … challenges ahead	Paul Smith, AA Technical Officer
Reps on the road	The Arboricultural Association