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I did the BSc on site from 2006 - 2010 (with a years placement) and i found the 1st year gave good background info on the industry, the second year gave more info about the trees and a bit more on the biology of trees. In the 3rd year there was a lot on their management and quite in-depth modules on their biology. The course has changed since i did the course but i think most of the modules are similar. As far as tutors go, the man has got to be Duncan 'the big D' Slater. what he doesn't know isnt worth knowing!

I didnt have to use one in the end, i was told that i might need one because the trees were "very rotten", all they had were some mechanical wounds that weren't to bad.

Any one know where I stand if I use a borer tool to take a core sample on a few trees that have a TPO on them so I can carry out a survey? Think I know the answer but I just wanted to get peoples opinions/views. Cheers