Disaster Arborist Team

[Eddy_t]

Sounds interesting, and you're better off with those saws that 'belong in a museum', the old stihl series are extremely robust, and parts are more widely available than modern saws!

 

 

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[ahallam]

hi there i would be interested in doing some disaster zone clean up so count me in

[kiza]

hi there i would be interested in doing some disaster zone clean up so count me in

 

^^^^^ Like wise :-) interested also

[rumination]

I am not based in the UK, but would be keen to join as well. I have been wanting to do just this for some time now and it would be really great to join your group.

[DisasterArboristResponse]

wow!

Thanks for the response, its been amazing

after work today I will answer every one that has pm'd me

many thanks again.

[SteveB]

A friend of mine is in Team Rubicon, a US volunteer organisation made up mostly of former US Marines, who deploy to disaster areas. She (yes, they have ladies too) has mentioned in the past that people who can use chainsaws and can think and act without having to be overseen (and can operate out of tents/vehicles/whatever is available) are always needed.

[Timbermcpherson]

Im based in NZ but am keen as well, could probably count on a few of my crew to

[oli99]

West australia based , i'd be interested in helping

[WillTimberlake]

Looking forward to hearing from you. Best of luck with your business/charity venture.

[Stu33J]

Hi there. I'm also willing to help and id be fairly sure that we would all be interested in the finer details in being able to provide our experience and assistance.

Have you thought about getting in touch with people already working in the emergency services sector to pick their brains ref. procedures, be it organisational or deployment. Also there are alot of ex service personnel on here who could provide additional assistance.