Global Arboriculture

[Geert Brakel]

Hey guys im a student studying a FdSc in arboriculture and im currently doing a research project on global arboriculture so like the difference in practices of tree surgery and different regualtions from different countries. Im having some difficulty finding resource material and was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction, maybe some good websites or books.

 

Cheers

[Rupe]

The level and standard of arboriculture around the world is directly proportional to the affluence of the country in question.

 

End of research project!!

[Geert Brakel]

Haha if it was that easy Id be done by now.

[josharb87]

Sweden - http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/16317-joshs-sweden-thread-bit-norway.html

[Will Hinchliffe]

Sounds interesting. Maybe you could put it on here when its done.

 

When I was at Merrist wood we had a really good lecture by Quentin Nichols of Abortrack. They have carried out surveying worldwide and would probably be good people to contact.

[Ian Flatters]

Hey guys im a student studying a FdSc in arboriculture and im currently doing a research project on global arboriculture so like the difference in practices of tree surgery and different regualtions from different countries. Im having some difficulty finding resource material and was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction, maybe some good websites or books.

 

Cheers

 

Health and safety would be a good start. Im sure some members from the usa would give you advice on where to look?? Also don't forget our traveling friends. They must have some up to date info as i've never seen some cuts they do? Maybe they were the pioneers for fracture pruning

[Mike Hill]

The level and standard of arboriculture around the world is directly proportional to the affluence of the country in question.

 

End of research project!!

 

Not so.

 

The level and standard of Arboriculture in any given Country is reflective of the needs of Clients.

[sawing high climber]

A friend of mine Ed Carpenter is part of:

"North American Training Solutions"

Might be able to help you out, they have a page on facebook or check out there web site..

[rootstoshoots]

Log onto treebuzz.com---USA FORUM THERE ARE ALOT OF different subjects there you could learn alot, plus the ISA has a web site for USA. any questions i will try to help i am from Connecticut, USA

[Dilz]

i can tell you a hell of a lot about the safety on the rail clearance work in sweden if you are interested, its the only work out here i have come across that even mentions health and safety!