Yes, there are trees in the desert!  Arborists in the arid regions of the Western Chapter face unique challenges, as well as sharing concerns that confront all tree care professionals.  This year, attend Hot Arboriculture – Quench Your Thirst for Knowledge and get the latest information on a wide range of cutting-edge topics.  The program will enlighten and entertain you, ...
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Between climate change and the awakening economy, business is heating up for arborists. WCISA’s 79th Annual Conference wants to explore “hot topics” for arborists. Three tracks covering advanced arboriculture, a focus on palm trees and utility arboriculture offers something for everyone.   If you have expertise in new arboriculture techniques and methods, scientific approaches to tree care, new technology or ...
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  The Partners in Community Forestry National Conference Heads to Sacramento, California   Register now and book your room for the 2012 Partners in Community Forestry National Conference, November 14-15, at the Sacramento Convention Center. Community forests continue to play an increasingly powerful role in the health and sustainability of our cities, towns and rural landscapes.  The Partners Conference serves ...
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The Conference Join municipal arborists, urban forest managers, landscape design professionals, planners, and non-profits from across California for this unique educational and networking experience in Palo Alto. With a focus on utilizing urban forestry to revitalize California’s communities, participants will leave the conference with tools to improve the areas where the majority of Californian’s live, work and play. We’ll discuss: ...
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Auburn University’s Center for Forest Sustainability will be hosting its 3rd interdisciplinary conference, “Emerging Issues Along Urban-Rural Interfaces: Linking Science and Society” at the Sheraton Atlanta, April 11-14, 2010. The overarching theme and goal of the conference is linking human dimensions aspects of urban/rural interfaces with ecological aspects of urban/rural interfaces. The Center believes that such linkages offer the promise of new, powerful insights ...
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