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On Tuesday 8th March, Staffordshire Wildlife Trust will be hosting a talk by Dr. Sarah Taylor entitled “Biosecurity and the Future of our Forests”.
For the cost of a dozen red roses at this time of the year, you could buy a beautiful young tree, plant it in the garden and have a permanent reminder of your love…just a thought!
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Tree Heritage has been awarded accreditation from Safecontractor for its commitment to achieving excellence in health and safety.
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This weekend, the RSPB are asking us all to spend an hour watching and recording which feathered friends visit our gardens.
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We wish you all a Happy Christmas and a peaceful and prosperous New Year
from us all at Tree Heritage!
We went to Kew Gardens to see their ‘Christmas at Kew’ event and it was….brilliant!
We decided it was a long way to go just to walk round the Christmas trail in the evening, so we spent a whole day there – it still wasn’t enough time to see everything!
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The most recent Arboriculture Association magazine explains the possible consequences of employing contractors who aren’t Qualified Tree Surgeons!
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National Tree Week starts tomorrow and the National Tree Council are once again trying to encourage people in Britain to plant trees during the winter.
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Hopefully, this isn’t what you woke up to see on Wednesday morning after Storm Barney, but we all need to be checking trees for safety.
Read More›It’s not unusual for a Tree Surgeon to be given a nickname, quite often involving the term ‘monkey’ or ‘tree monkey’…they’re regularly accused of monkeying around in trees!
However, for our most recent job, pruning trees at a local forest has indeed been watched over by some real monkeys (technically, they are Barbary Macaques) and they soon showed us who’s the best at climbing!
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This is the perfect time of year to get out into your local woodlands and go mushroom hunting…and the weather is creating the ideal conditions!
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This is the ideal time of year to be planting trees: the ground’s still warm from the summer, there’s regular rainfall to help water them in, but best of all, there’s inspiration all around – just take a moment to look at the trees near you and appreciate what they do at this time of year!
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