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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.
Hampstead
Heath
Hampstead Heath is spread across three London boroughs (Barnet, Camden
and Haringey). At 791 acres it has been managed as an urban park since
1989, preserved in its semi-natural state by North London Open Spaces
(NLOS), a division of the City of London Corporation (ColCorp).
Civic
trees on the move
Soon to be celebrating its half-centenary, Civic Trees is probably best
known by many for the relocation of large trees. However, there is a
lot more to this specialist company as essentialArb discovered when
we met the company’s general manager, Joe Howarth, at their depot
and nursery in Watford, Hertfordshire.
The
future of the arboricultural industry
A personal view by Mark Johnston
When I attend arboricultural events these days, the conversation among
colleagues frequently focuses on the industry itself. A number of topics
are raised but the questions that are asked all seem to have a similar
theme:
what has happened to the arboricultural industry in recent years and
where is it going?
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. 
Advertise
To advertise please contact Anne Berry on 01948 662825. or email on
anne@essentialARB.com
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