Event downloads

From time to time the Association publishes presentations, papers and relevant excerpts from specific events, for delegates’ future reference. Please see below those currently available.

Pests and Diseases: the risks to our urban forests – 6 February 2013 Myerscough College, Preston
Presentation Title	PowerPoint/ Word version	PDF version
Dealga O’Callaghan – Wake up and smell the coffee	N/A
Steven Hendry – Pest & Diseases Update	N/A
Baranby Wylder – *Chalara fraxinea*	N/A
John Weir – Resilience and species choice	N/A
Steven Hendry – Urban trees	N/A
Barnaby Wylder – Biosecurity	N/A
Keith Jones – Chalara interim control plan	N/A
Key weblinks and contacts		N/A
North West and West Midlands Woodland Officer Areas map	N/A

These presentations are also available on the Forest Research website please click here to visit their download page.

Trees in the Townscape – November 2012
Presentation Title	PowerPoint/ Word version	PDF version
Keith Sacre – Trees in the Townscape	N/A
Russell Horsey – Local Government driving the agenda and benefiting from urban trees	N/A
Ian Phillips – A landscape and planning perspective	N/A
Russell Horsey – Bristol’s Asset Management Approach	N/A
Key clauses of potential relevance to landscape and trees for the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF)		N/A

AA Roadshow Notes – May-July 2012
Presentation Title	PowerPoint version	PDF version
BS5837: 2012 Trees in relation to design, demolition and construction AA Roadshow presentation notes	N/A
A summary of the revised Tree Preservation Order legislation AA Roadshow presentation notes	N/A

Getting to Grips with Subsidence – November 2010
Presentation Title	PowerPoint version	PDF version
1. Introduction and background to Subsidence problems presentation
2. Interaction of Trees, Soils and Buildings presentation
3. Types of Investigation and their Interpretation — Part 1 presentation
4. & 5. Investigation and their Interpretation — Part 2 presentation
6. Levels of Evidence and required action — Part 1 presentation
7. A Way Forward presentation