Learn to operate a chainsaw safely and efficiently in this certified Safety and Woods Working (SAWW) training course.  We offer this class to women only, in an effort to create an atmosphere of learning that recognizes saw operation techniques and learning tools that match participants' needs. All SAWW Level 1 concepts will be covered. Women are encouraged…

Classes will be held via Zoom on the following dates:Tuesday's, Wednesday's & Thursday's October 20 - 22, 2020 and October 27 - 29, 2020, 6:00pm - 8:00pmTraining Includes:1. Safety – Seguridad2. Climbing – Trepa3. Tree Removal, Rigging & Felling- Derribo del arbol, cordage4. Pruning – Poda5. Cabling, Support Sytems – Cableado Sistemade soportes de arbol6.…

Join Dr. Forrest Bowlick, Univ of Massachusetts, on Thurs Dec 03 at 12pm (EST) for the 'Urban Forestry Today' broadcast as he introduces and outlines the science and practice of digital map-making and spatial techniques for arborists & urban foresters.  Attend live & receive Free ISA/MCA CEU's by registering onlineOR by visiting www.joinwebinar.com & entering Webinar ID: 193-492-139

ISA has made the difficult decision to cancel our in-person 2020 ISA Annual International Conference and Trade Show slated for 15-17 December 2020. The safety and well-being of our attendees, members, employees, partners and vendors remains our top priority. This decision was made due to recent developments in COVID-19 cases, the restrictions placed by public…

The Wisconsin Arborist Apprenticeship Program is a growing way for tree care companies and municipalities to train their work force. Learn about the program, and it's flexibility to fit your organization. This presentation will be hosted by City of Milwaukee Forestry Services Manager Randy Krouse along with a panel of apprenticeship instructors, public employees and…

This Nationally Accredited, telescoping boom truck operator certification is compliant with the most recent update of the OSHA standard Subpart CC – Cranes and Derricks in Construction and ASME B30.5.This 3-day course includes 2 days of classroom teaching, and 1 day with 1 practical exam and 1 final exam. Upon successful completion, the operator will…

This two-day workshop is designed to help companies with revenues of $500,000 to $2 million grow in a smoother, more consistent manner. You didn’t start a tree care company to lose money – business growth is what drives you to do more and do better.

The Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) is going above and beyond to utilize the virtual realm and create an experience for you like no other! With more than 82 years representing the tree care industry, we are uniquely qualified to help you navigate this ever-changing world. We recognize that many of our members cannot make…

Join hundreds of like-minded tree care professionals for five days of sharing knowledge with industry peers, finding solutions for your business in today’s complicated world, and celebrating successes and milestones with your colleagues. You deserve this – you work hard, but hopefully you play hard, too, so let’s not forget the tours and fun recreational…

Loading of a Tie-in Point While Climbing Tuesday, February 9, 2021, at 12 p.m. Central Brian Kane, PhD, University of Massachusetts Amherst CLICK HERE To Register Choosing an appropriate tie-in point (TIP) is a key to efficiently and safely work in a tree. A TIP that’s high and central in the crown provides maximum mobility for…

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Dates:Virtual Learning: April 20, 27; May 4, 11In-Person: August 2-5 (Optional Add-on to Virtual Course (plus valid First Aid/CPR certificate); Required for full QLCA Qualification)Course Times:10:00am – 3:30pm EST on scheduled course dates; includes a 30-minute lunch breakCost:Virtual Only: $849Virtual with In-Person: $2,849Class Size:This course is limited to 24 participantsLocation (For Virtual with In-Person):Rancho Los…

All aboard a TREE Fund train trip ride back to what we have learned this past century with some important urban tree canopy game changers. Our first stop is a lesson in biology and an interdisciplinary economic journey using lessons learned from DED and EAB. See how science has led to reliable predictors with a…

Join us for a LIVE panel discussion with Andres Verengo, owner and operator of ProArbol, as he shares his experiences using non-invasive technologies to improve municipal risk assessment programs with other professionals, municipalities, and organizations. We will also be joined by ClimbingHI, a tree care and management company based in Maui, HI, to discuss how…

Cost: $199 per registrantE-Learning Module: This is a self-paced online training which means you can take the course when your schedule allows. Once purchased, you will have 30 days to complete the course. Chainsaws are one of the most common hand-held power tools among all industries. This course is designed to educate workers who use…

Did you know that working in proximity to electrical lines and hardware requires specialized training and skills according to OSHA? Due to the hazards posed by energized or potentially energized electrical hardware, understanding safe operation of an electrical system and its components, and being able to identify the systems maximum nominal voltage, and safe work…

Registration to open one-month prior to webinar. Follow the link below for more information! LiDAR based urban tree inventory permits a better evaluation of tree services: an example from Montréal Canada Tuesday, May 11, 2021, at 12 p.m. Central Dan Kneeshaw, PhD, University of Quebec, Montreal

Should you be concerned about this disease of walnut trees? Learn the latest about thousand cankers disease including: distribution, management, monitoring, basic biology, host-plant identification, and more! Cliff Sadof, Elizabeth Barnes of Purdue University, Department of Entomology, and Carrie Tauscher of Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Division of Forestry

Each May, World Migratory Bird Day brings attention to one of the most important and spectacular events in the Americas - bird migration - and reminds us that many birds aren’t connected to a single place, but survive and even thrive in diverse habitats during often long and arduous passage across a broad swath of…