News & Blog

When a tree falls in a public, visible and frequented area, the managers’ reaction is usually swift.

I have the sad duty of announcing the passing of Simon James Herbert on 29th January 2024.

February 2024 saw the end of another successful series of Wednesday Webinars, which broke all records and showcased the Arboricultural Association to a greater global audience than ever before.

In this second of three articles from Reaseheath College in Cheshire we hear about the educational experiences of an arboriculture and forestry student

David Lonsdale started his training as a naturalist at the age of eight, in the East End of London where he was born in 1950.

We’re calling on prospective MPs and the next government to work with us to deliver against our three recommendations.

Join us at Bicton College for an event celebrating the vibrant arboriculture and forestry community of the Southwest.

Seven riders on a the 12-mile charity bike ride around Brighton.

Forestry Commission to introduce new plant health requirements following confirmation of eight-toothed spruce bark beetle findings in Suffolk and Norfolk.

Public and construction trade vigilance needed as greatest risk period for oak processionary moth (OPM) begins