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Forestry Journal
forestryjournal.co.uk > features > forestry-journal-features > 26541764.tree-moving-solution-helping-unlock-development-sites

How mature trees can be moved instead of felled

19+ hour, 2+ min ago   (238+ words) This flexibility extends to golf courses, where tree reserves are regularly exploited to improve course design, especially when there is a need to prevent balls from entering adjacent properties, or to create and replace hazards. The success of large-tree transplanting…...

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forestryjournal.co.uk > news > 26530791.forestry-firm-nicholsons-open-new-devon-office

Forestry firm opens new office as it eyes 'unique combination of opportunities"

5+ day, 15+ hour ago   (148+ words) A FORESTRY business has expanded its presence in the South West of England by opening a new office in Exeter. Nicholsons, which provides a range of environmental and woodland services, said the move will enhance its offering to clients across…...

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forestryjournal.co.uk > features > forestry-journal-features > 26510023.george-husher-proved-belonged-arboriculture

I was called a ‘mascot’ – here’s how I proved I belonged in arboriculture

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (366+ words) From being labelled a “mascot” to proving her place on site, our writer reflects on confidence, culture and carving out a career in arboriculture. “What’s up with you?” Nicky asked, standing next to me with his hands in his fleece…...

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forestryjournal.co.uk > features > forestry-journal-features > 26510058.barnet-using-data-manage-50-000-trees

Could this be the future of urban tree management?

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (282+ words) How do you manage 50,000 trees across a dense urban borough, demonstrate their value to decision-makers and keep residents informed? Barnet Council’s adoption of the ezyPortal platform points towards an answer – and offers a case study in what data-driven tree management…...

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forestryjournal.co.uk > features > forestry-journal-features > 26510035.tool-battery-care-tips-longer-life-better-performance

Are you damaging your tool batteries without realising it?

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (460+ words) With more professionals switching to cordless tools, it is important to understand how to get the best from them. Here, Kevin Brannigan, marketing manager at Makita, provides advice on protecting tool batteries from damage and ensuring long-term performance. The first…...

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forestryjournal.co.uk > news > 26509283.lost-photo-committee-behind-first-apf-exhibition-found

Can you identify the faces in a 'lost' APF photograph unearthed from 1976?

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (74+ words) Forestry Journal Held in 1976, the National Forest Machinery Demonstration – as it was then known – featured skidders, a wildfire-fighting aircraft and even a timber-pulling elephant. WANT MORE ON APF? The image includes several familiar faces, among them Gordon Little, believed to…...

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forestryjournal.co.uk > news > 26436182.echo-dhs-3006-review-a-delightful-little-pocket-rocket

'A delightful, effort-saving little pocket rocket': Echo DHS–3006 review

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (227+ words) Despite initially baffling some seasoned arborists, Echo’s new pruner came into its own; and our reviewer now can’t imagine life without it. I DON’T love using petrol chainsaws while teetering on top of the ladders; anyone who has met me…...