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Hi all,

 

I give up my time once a month to volunteer in a conservation / wildlife reserve, i fell trees large and small, prune trees, and advise commitee on tree issues as and when required. We discussed two Ash trees at the last meeting and it was agreed to monitor these trees regularly, they are covered with Ivy and there is evidence of Innotus hispidus,we suspect there may be bats roosting in these trees too. Since this meeting a volunteer has taken it upon himself to vandalise these trees with a new toy of his, please feel free to comment :cursing::cursing:

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Suggest you report your feelings on the matter at the next committee meeting. Provide a physical report setting out the issues which can then be minuted and recommend that the volunteer is put on latrine duties for the rest of his/her life.

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