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essentialARB has appeared as a quarterly supplement to Forestry &
British Timber magazine for a number of years. essentialARB is published
quarterly and is now available through a separate subscription. Subscribers
to Forestry Journal will receive it as a free supplement for a limited
period.
The majority of essentialARB is written by arborists for arborists,
and contains a lively mix of articles covering all aspects of the industry
including product reviews, case studies, company profiles, reports on
events, etc. The aim is to cover everything going on in the industry,
and to act as a focal point to bring everyone together.
That means the editorial team will be pleased to hear from you if you
have something of interest to contribute. You can get in touch by calling
01387 702271, or emailing
margaret@essentialARB.com.
This
is just a taste of what you can find in essentialARB. Subscribe today
for just £25 for UK and Ireland £25 Overseas and £20
for students, be sure to receive your copy every quarterly.
Amazing
Arboretum
Dawyck Estate near Peebles in the Scottish borders has had a history
of tree planting and collecting for over 300 years. It has been associated
with some of Scotland’s greatest plant hunters including David
Douglas, Archibald Menzies and Ernest Wilson. This has led Dawyck to
become recognised as one of the finest arboretums in the world and now
that its ownership has passed into the care of the Royal Botanic Garden
Edinburgh (RBGE) its premier status has been further enhanced and developed.
Profiles
in Arboriculture
Dave Dowson has spent much of his 33 years in arboriculture trying to
raise standards within the profession from an arboricultural and educational
perspective.
Rigging
Research
Article two in the series by Treevolution, in conjunction with Brudi
& Partner TreeConsult (Germany), promoting the findings of the recent
research project: An evaluation of current rigging and dismantling practices
used in arboriculture. The research was published in 2008 and is available
on the HSE website (www.hse.gov.uk/research/rrhtm/RR668.htm).
Trees
in the mind of a mathematician
Arborists are biologists or environmentalists, so when treated to trees
as seen through the eyes of a mathematician and mechanical engineer,
you can expect something different and special. And that was just what
delegates to the ‘Prof. Dr. Claus Mattheck Seminar’, organised
by Symbiosis Consulting and held at the Fielder Conference Centre in
Hatfield, Hertfordshire, got on 18 May 2010. Dr Terry Mabbett reports.
We
would like to hear from you
If you are working on a project or have just completed an assignment
that you believe would be of interest to arborists, please get in touch
with us at subed@forestryjournal.co.uk
essentialARB
is published quarterly.
Subscribers to Forestry Journal will receive it as a free supplement
for a limited period. 
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To advertise please contact Anne Berry on 01948
662825. or email on anne@essentialARB.com
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