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.

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…

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…

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…

Nick Araya from TreeCareLA will be taking over the TreeStuff Facebook Page Livestream for a webinar on using successful cabling techniques to save trees! Watch in your PJs as Nick discusses equipment, proper cabling placement, and tips and tricks for selling cabling services to your customers. Watch the broadcast live and you'll be able to…

Vegetation can be a serious challenge for arborists and utilities, causing service interruptions and even wildfires. Data-driven approaches based on reliable knowledge about the condition of vegetation support the transition from a cycle-based to condition and predictive-based maintenance, increasing the process efficiency and safety. Satellite data and space technology made actionable via artificial intelligence allow…

This webinar will focus primarily on common growing season identification (ID) features, such as leaves, flowers, fruit and bark. The webinar will also include some dormant season ID characteristics, such as buds, branching, bark and habitat. County Extension Agents are often asked to identify a tree growing in a client's yard. This webinar will take…

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. 1 CEU available with live…

Taylor Hamel is going to host a tree climbing seminar LIVE from a tree! Watch as he explains how to safely and efficiently move like an Orangutan hyped up on energy drinks, and even earn 2 FREE CEUs for watching live

This webinar is designed to educate attendees in safe practices for chainsaw use. Taught by Jeff Thierbach, BCMA, Utility Specialist, RCA, and CTSP, this course covers: procedures for operation and maintenance, hazard awareness, correct PPE, and more. 4 CEUs with live broadcast. CTSPs also available.

This webinar is to demonstrate how LiDAR information may be ingested by Utility Vegetation Management departments to better inform where there may be encroachment issues and/or risk of potential vegetation/asset impacts.  The webinar will focus on current use-cases in action to maintain Electric Distribution and Transmission asset safety at two California Utilities, Pacific Gas and…

The Asian Longhorned Beetle (Anoplophora glabripennis, or ALB) is a threat to America's hardwood trees. With no current cure, early identification and eradication are critical to its control. Dr. David Coyle (Clemson University) and Dr. Joe Boggs (Ohio State) will provide a general overview of the introduction, range, status of infestations, impact and possible management…

Vivek Shandas, Portland State UniversityCate Mingoya, Groundwork, USA Many are well aware of the inequitable distribution of trees in our urban areas.  Black, indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) communities often face the greatest burden of heat, air pollution, and flooding – all of which urban greening can help to mitigate. These inequitable patterns and the…

Are you tired of eking out meager price margins with your business? Join Trent Dicks as he discusses how you can sell PHC and increase your bottom line! Watch this Webinar live and you can earn 2 FREE CEUs!

Join us as Rick Harper, from the University of Massachusetts, discusses the economic and plant health considerations of planting trees grown using a variety of nursery production systems including bare-root, balled and burlapped, and container-grown. Richard W. Harper is an Extension Assist. Professor of Urban & Community Forestry in the UMass Department of Environmental Conservation.…

The ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (TRAQ) program provides an opportunity for professionals in the arboriculture industry to expand their knowledge through education and training in the fundamentals of tree risk assessment. This qualification promotes the safety of people and property by providing a standardized and systematic process for assessing tree risk. The results of a tree risk assessment can provide…

This webinar will host the CEOs of the Society of American Foresters and International Society of Arboriculture who will discuss current partnerships between SAF and ISA, how COVID-19 has impacted urban forestry, diversity in the industry, and student development, among other topics emergent through viewers’ questions. This webinar is brought to you by SAF's Urban and…

ISA offers the Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (TRAQ) as an instructor-led credential that demonstrates professional knowledge in tree risk assessment through participation in a training course and passing its accompanying exam. The TRAQ program offers tree care professionals the opportunity to expand their knowledge of the fundamentals of tree risk assessment by learning a standardized, systematic process…

Topic: Utility line clearance (pruning) is often misunderstood and leads to frustration and conflict between utility arborists and homeowners. Education is needed to help homeowners and managers differentiate good from bad utility pruning. This presentation will cover the following topics: Why utilities prune, describe vegetation clearance approaches, history of utility pruning, problems of utility pruning…