New books out for you all

[Kveldssanger]

1. The CODIT Principle - Implications for Best Practices

 

2. Mark Johnston's 'Trees in Towns and Cities: A History of British Urban Arboriculture'

 

May be of use to some of you.

[David Humphries]

Good heads up, particularly like the look of the Johnston book.

 

Cheers

 

 

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[Gary Prentice]

The Codit principle looks interesting, this book is probably long overdue given the date of Shigo's original works.

 

And Mark Johnsons writings are normally well researched and informative too. Keep looking Kveldssanger, I've plenty of shelf space still.

[Kveldssanger]

Indeed it does, considering the description says they have built up the existing concept. I know that paper a few years back critiquing CODIT rustled the jimmies of some arborists. All in the name of science, eh! Looking forward to reading that.

 

I'm out of shelf space. Resorted to stacking books on top of one another. I really need some book shelf dividers to separate my bookshelf into sections for different types of tree books. Any ideas where to nab something? Else, DIY it is.

[Gary Prentice]

Can't help you there, I just have ident books on one shelf, pathology and fungi on another, a shelf of shigo and Mattheck ( prolific writers), soil and root shelf, urban tree and risk management and so on.

 

Then at home, one bookcase of journals, Icf and Arb mags, folders of articles, seminar handouts, court cases, course notes and books I'm currently using.

 

And PDFs of the British Standards and hundreds of papers spread between my work PC, laptop and tablet

 

I think this is becoming obsessive/ compulsive

[Kveldssanger]

I have five shelves filled with books, plus maybe one more (once these two arrive). Spent far too much to be fair. Then again, books are great to have.

 

Only just started with the AA, so my first journal will come through soon (the one that literally just was published for this year).

[Kveldssanger]

Just found this. Looks good.

 

Green Infrastructure: Incorporating Plants and Enhancing Biodiversity in Buildings and Urban Environments. Out July 2015.

 

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