Neville Fay and Paul Stamets (Fungi Perfecti) who was keynote speaker at Trees in Crisis seminar in September 2011, are discussing the fairly uncommon presence of Fomes Fomentarius on a beach tree at Richmond Park, London.

I have just been provided with the link to the online questionnaire relating to the update of BS 8545 Code of practice for Trees – From Nursery to Independence in the Landscape.

If you have time, could you please do the questionnaire at:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5YQTC7T

There is an explanation of the update to the BS from Keith Sacre at the Barchams website and, on the same web page, there is a copy of Keith’s presentation that provides more details :
http://www.barcham.co.uk/BS8545-presentation

Thank you,

Luke

We would like to welcome our latest addition to the Treeworks Environmental Practice team, Will Gardner. Will previously worked as an Archaeological Surveyor and contributed to a number of projects for the Royal Commission and National Parks, identifying Archaeological sites and producing detailed landscape characterisation.

His role at Treeworks will focus on developing a new department, culminating the management of hardware and software for carrying out tree surveys as well as the ongoing testing and support of Treeworks Environmental Practice’s exciting new tree management software MyTrees. It is also anticipated that he will coordinate our expansion into mapping services.