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British Standard BS 3998:2010 is 15 years old, which begs a question - what has happened to arboriculture in the last decade and a half? It’s a question that we need your help to answer.

Due to the prolonged dry weather, several ‘hosepipe bans’ are now in place across the country.

You can help young trees thrive into the future by watering young trees near you over the summer months.

Environmental charity Trees for Cities has partnered with Glasgow City Council to launch the Trees for Streets scheme,

The UK’s Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA), which is part of Defra, is interested in finding out more about skilled resources that could be used as part of future plant pest contingency...

Where you want to create a unique impression, the Japanese umbrella pine with its glossy green needles in umbrella-like formations is a valuable alternative that feels exclusive and different.

The members of the CAVAT (Capital Asset Value for Amenity Trees) Group are seeking to explore and understand how CAVAT is being used.

In March, Sarah Hanson attended a Reading senior school careers fair to represent the Association for the second year running,

Darren Allen was recently invited to give a talk to the Wombourne Historical and Scientific Society, which as you will read below went extremely well.

Tree preservation orders (TPOs) are a recognised mechanism of assigning legal protection to trees of notable amenity value.