The day comprises a workshop made up of five events showing different elements of the tree climbing profession

It is with heavy hearts that we must inform you of the sad passing of Ron Clowes.

Maintaining plant health in the urban, farmed or natural environment is of paramount importance despite the growing challenge as the risks from plant pests and diseases are steadily increasing

On 5th November the Scottish Branch presented a bats and trees habit workshop at Chatelherault Country Park.

Sharing thoughts in writing is an act of hope. It involves opening up and being exposed to the audience’s reception of the narrative that is being offered to them as a commentary on, or...

Scotland’s Winter Seminar and 2022 Annual General Meeting (AGM) took place at Chatelherault Country Park in South Lanarkshire on 28th January.

On 18 May 2022 we gathered at the Birnam Arts Centre for a seminar on Scotland’s arboreal heritage.

This series of articles introduces the reader to a wider body of knowledge than that typically associated with the naming of plants, exploring some of the cross-cultural aspects of human behaviour...

Woodland managers, landowners, the forest industry and tree nurseries are being urged to be vigilant following the discovery of Phytophthora pluvialis near Loch Carron in the north-west of Scotland.

Severe winter storms are nothing new. However, Storm Arwen was particularly damaging to trees across large parts of northern Britain.

Felling without a valid Felling Permission (where exemptions or Directions do not apply) is an offence and may result in prosecution, a fine of up to £5000 per tree and a criminal record for...

This short introduction to plant names is a deviation from my normal approach to communicating about the diversity and life histories of plants.

Saturday 26th August 2023 10:00am to 4:30pm