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This guidance is intended to support businesses and employers helping their staff to continue working safely during the coronavirus pandemic in line with public health guidance on social distancing..
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This series of Safety Guides has been developed to help operators and those responsible for their supervision, e.g. the ‘Competent Person’, to identify the key safety points in relation to activities involving tree work at height.
This new interactive eLearning course gives arborists the opportunity to better understand the planning system and processes in relation to trees. Our second eLearning course is instructed by Jim Mullholland and features five in-depth modules.
Buy Trees and Planning
Our first eLearning is based on our popular BS3998 training course.
This online version makes the learning experience more accessible and affordable whilst maintaining the same high quality standard of the original.
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A world-leading authority for over 50 years on arboricultural best practice, the Association delivers professional standards and guidance, ensuring responsible management of the trees in our care. The Arboricultural Association – The Home of Arboriculture.
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27/05/2020
This new poster expands and updates government endorsed advice issued by the Arboricultural Association
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22/05/2020
Update on Government guidance issued Sunday 10th, Monday 11th and Tuesday 12th May 2020
A chart showing financial measures for UK businesses.
18/05/2020
Advice for those who continues to work during the Coronavirus pandemic
06/01/2021
The Association is launching its new Registered Consultant application process
19/10/2020
The Arboricultural Association has produced a two part response to the government’s Planning White Paper – Planning for the Future
29/09/2020
The first ever tree health week aims to raise awareness of the threats our trees face and provide knowledge on some of the key threats, present and future, and how you can spot them.
An informal chat to discuss issue hosted by the Women in Arboriculture Group.
Today, as we seek long-term sustainable tree species for our towns and cities...
Formerly known as Scottish Natural Heritage. NatureScot sets out its...
A new initiative on bacterial plant diseases has been launched
The AA launch of a new route to Technician membership
A guide to help you record your Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Results for the Women in Arboriculture Group Kit Survey published, with over...
The Arboricultural Association Scotland Branch is pleased to announce that...
What was the impact of OPM management as it corresponded with the first...
A year in the life of the Arboricultural Association
In celebration of #NationalTreeWeek the Arboricultural Association launches...
The Arboricultural Associations is supporting National Tree Week with...
We are pleased to launch a new prize aimed at celebrating careers in...
Alan Crawford gives us a flavour of his book Whispering Woods – Tales from...
A range of Technical Guides have been developed and are now available to...
An opportunity for a Trustee Treasurer to help contribute to the...
Dean Meadows, TMA Environmental Consultants, as been included in the...
People in horticulture are facing growing financial challenges - the need for...
The Association’s Guidance Note 12: The Use of Cellular Confinement...
The South East Branch present its’ Winter Lectures and AGM
The Cornwall Branch AGM will take place at The Plume of Feathers at Mitchell
Inverewe is a Scottish gem and an arboricultural anomaly. Sited in an...
On Saturday 26 October, Will Hinchliffe and Lorna Mitchell gave their time to...
Midlands Branch ran a sell-out seminar led by Jeremy Barrell and Dr David...
The Midlands Branch’s Seminar, held in Staffordshire, was an excellent...
In July the Northern Branch visited the Yorkshire Arboretum at Castle Howard...
On 15 August Wales Branch hosted an event for members in the beautiful...
The topic of this East Anglia Branch event was issues affecting plane trees
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