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The Arboricultural Association has successfully helped bring the critical issue of young tree survival to the heart of Parliamentary debate

In the aftermath of Storm Goretti, which brought exceptionally severe winds to parts of Cornwall on the night of Thursday 8 January, the Arboricultural Association would like to recognise the...

Written for homeowners, practitioners and professionals alike, The Tree Care Manual provides a clear, science-based introduction to modern tree care.

In April 2025 the Environment Agency (EA) introduced new annual charges for waste disposal.

After much discussion, the Association’s staff team and Board of Trustees have decided not to hold an ARB Show in 2026.

When I began working in arboriculture nearly 20 years ago, my work was practical and technical: chainsaws, ropes, pruning and removals.

Wales Branch’s 6th Annual Fungi Walk was organised at Clyne Gardens, Swansea, by Teifion Davies and Steve Lucocq.

The yellow-legged hornet (Vespa velutina) is an invasive species originally native to southeast Asia. It has become a growing concern in Europe and the UK due to its impact on native pollinators...

Recently, I have read several posts and articles regarding mental health in arboriculture. I have even posted on social media about it.

2025 marked a fantastic milestone for the climbing community in the UK – the 30th anniversary of Tree Climbing Competitions.