Free Webinar: Work Positioning for Safety with Craig Bachman
This unique webinar will cover Work Positioning for Safety and will be lead by West Coast Trainer Craig Bachman. 2 Free ISA CEUs are available by passing the quiz at the end of the webinar. TO WATCH: Go our Facebook page at 6pm EST on June 25th and click on the live video! www.facebook.com/treestuffdotcomClick "Going"…
FREE Northern & Central Area WAA Virtual Networking Meeting
Join us for a Virtual WAA Networking meeting! Social distancing got you down? Relax a bit (with a drink of your choice) and network a little bit with some fellow arborists, and learn a bit more about the WAA during this networking session.This session is moderated WAA board member Luke Haas. Registration will be limited to the first…
Free TREE Fund Webinar: The Calm Before: Tree Adjustments to Wind & Ice Storm Loads
Kim D. Coder, PhD, Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Georgia Trees grow with, and adjust to, large lateral and vertical loads caused by wind and gravity. Storms with strong winds and ice can push trees beyond their ability to reconfigure or fall back to reduce drag. Exceeding tree structural ice and…
Free TREE Fund Webinar: Fighting Microbes with Microbes to Protect our Native Trees
Rachael Antwis, PhD, University of Salford Ash dieback is a fungal disease sweeping through Europe, causing up to 95% loss of ash; one our most common tree species. In this seminar, Dr. Rachael Antwis will provide an overview of the disease, and how researchers are attempting to limit the loss of this important tree species. She…
Free Urban Forest Connections Webinar: The Science and Practice of Managing Forests in Cities
The past few months have highlighted the importance of parks and nature in cities. Urban natural areas are critical as refugia, protecting biodiversity and mitigating the impacts of climate change all while contributing to the health and wellbeing of nearby residents. However, natural areas are threatened by development as city populations grow, and are susceptible…
Free Urban Forestry Today Webinar: What’s my Tree Worth? Tree Appraisal Case Studies
Join Lindsey Purcell, Urban Forestry Specialist - Purdue University, as he outlines more examples and case studies regarding tree appraisal in the urban environment. 1 CEU with live broadcast.
Free UAA Webinar: We are a Lifeline
The UAA Environmental Stewardship Committee released the second in its environmental stewardship video series which highlights stewardship in the UVM industry. This second video, titled “Lifelines”, highlights how utility rights-of-way are an essential part of the ecosystems that sustain humans and the life around us. In this session we will show this latest video. Following…
Free Webinar for Kids: Professor Pricklethorn: Tree Talks for Kids
The incomparable Professor Elwood Pricklethorn will be speaking to primary school aged children, in English, all about his favourite topic in the whole wide world -TREES! By seeing trees through the Professor’s eyes and his green-coloured lenses, you will see the trees around you in a very different way. Through his fast paced and engaging…
Free TREE Fund Webinar: Protecting Trees from Construction Impacts
Andrew Benson, PhD Update: Andrew Koeser, PhD is the new speaker. With increased intensification in cities throughout the world, urban trees are often at risk of becoming damaged by construction impacts, such as utility trenching or pavement / sidewalk repair. If the damage is severe and a tree loses a lot of its roots, the…
Webinar: “Your Ash is on the Line” Project: Colorado Urban Wood Utilization Workshop
The Colorado State Forest Service (CSFS) & the Your Ash Is On The Line project team would like to welcome you to a virtual urban wood utilization workshop covering a wide range of engaging presentations. This workshop will utilize interactive polling, question & answer sessions, handouts, videos, etc to keep you engaged and informed on…
Free UAA Webinar: Does the “Right Tree, Right Place” Principle Unintentionally Wrong the Public Right-of-Way?
The “Right Tree, Right Place” (RTRP) principle covers many site characteristics, but is most closely associated with overhead wires, where it prescribes small-statured trees to mitigate the costs and danger of utility line clearance. In recent years, as many entities—both governmental and non-governmental—have adopted RTRP for planting palettes, the proportion of small-statured trees being planted…
Biochar Production Technology Webinar
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources in partnership with the US Forest Service, Forest Products Lab is hosting a webinar titled: “Biochar Production Technologies.” This webinar is intended to provide information and discussion around biochar production systems and technological solutions which can help manage wood residues issues in storm damaged areas, municipal wood yards, and…
Free Webinar: Aerial Friction and Rigging Tech Webinar with Rich Hattier
Rich Hattier is a legend in the climbing and rigging world, he is also the head technical honcho at ISC, they call him hoss. This unique webinar will discuss Aerial Friction and its growing importance in rigging, as well as other advanced rigging techniques 2 Free ISA CEUs are available by passing the quiz at…
Free Utility Arborist Association Webinar: Incidental Line Clearance Arborists vs. Qualified Line Clearance Arborists
Even tree companies and utility contractors get confused. Understanding the difference between incidental line clearance arborists and qualified line clearance arborists and what each can each do. Presented by John Ball. CEUs will be available with live broadcast.
Free Urban Forest Connections Webinar: Rx for Hot Cities: Urban Greening and Cooling to Reduce Heat-Related Mortality in Los Angeles and Beyond
Edith de Guzman, TreePeople & Los Angeles Urban Cooling CollaborativeDavid Eisenman, UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine & UCLA Center for Public Health and DisastersLarry Kalkstein, Applied Climatologists, Inc. & Los Angeles Urban Cooling Collaborative Extreme heat and its health impacts are on the rise. Annually, extreme heat already causes more deaths in the United…
Free Urban Forestry Today Webinar: Energy Benefits of Trees
Dr. Ben Weil, University of Massachusetts, will discuss & detail research-based findings regarding potential impacts associated with residential utility costs and the effects of urban tree plantings. CEUs will be available with live broadcast.
Free Webinar: Deciphering Plant Health and Vigor and their Effects on Pest Outbreaks
Have you ever heard that a healthy plant is resistant to insects or that a stressed plant is more susceptible? Plant vigor and plant stress are commonly blamed for pest outbreaks but the research on this topic is not as clear cut. In this webinar, Dr. David Held (Landscape Entomologist, Auburn University) will explain the…
Free TREE Fund Webinar: Enhancing Tree Health in Water Sensitive Urban Design: Role of Mycorrhizae
Brandon Winfrey, PhD, Monash University Information will be forthcoming. This webinar is co-sponsored by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System
Free Utility Arborist Association Webinar: Emerald Ash Borer and Impacts on Safety
Injuries and fatalities when felling whole trees are on the rise. Ash trees impacted by the emerald ash borer pose unique hazards and challenges. This presentation will walk through how to identify and mitigate some of the hazards relating to working near or on ash trees. Presented by Tim Walsh. CEUs will be available with…
Free Webinar: Alabama’s Amazing Oak Diversity
Oaks comprise the largest taxon of woody plants in North America, with the highest diversity of oak species occurring in Alabama. With the wide variety of oaks and their tendency to hybridize, oaks can be a challenge to identify. This webinar will review the differences between white and red oaks, focusing on how to identify…
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