Arb magazines?

[essentialARB]

 

Both very good publications to keep up to date with what's happening in the industry

 

The staff are quite nice too

 

 

In fact the staff are very, very nice

Cheers Yvonne :-)

 

Currently the better deal is obviously to subscribe to FJ at £59, and receive 12 copies of FJ and get essentialARB 'thrown in' so to speak. How long this will continue for I don't know. Obviously since it's relaunch in late 2008 we are trying to grow the subscriber base for essentialARB as a stand alone publication, which in turn would hopefully allow us to consider either increasing the size or the publication schedule, perhaps to a bi-monthly initally....time (and your feedback) will tell.

 

Thanks for the positive remarks guys. The editor of FJ loves (and writes) the cartoon, and that one is his baby so I'm not passing those comments on !!!

[john dawson]

Just to clarify...members of the AA do not receive essentialARB as a part of their membership package.

 

This did happen when essentialARB was published by Forestry & British Timber, but ceased when Forestry Journal took them over.

 

did i get that bit wrong? i do apologise.

 

lumbering jack is class!! i mentioned to one of the staff at the apf about the design of the t-shirts, are you updating them ie forsetry logo on front, L.J pic on back? how about a hoodie or fleece?

Edited February 9, 2010 by john dawson

[essentialARB]

We will probably update the t-shirts for this years' APF - but not sure whether we will do fleeces etc - need to look at costings etc...will get back to you on that one:001_smile:

[Doug Blease]

Tree News is a good one too. Especially for urban tree issues and tree biology/associated biodiversity.

It has arrived twice free with AA stuff. But I have seen it on the shelf too.

[liamjordan]

its sweet getting a the discounted student price for forestry journal!