Voleguards to the rescue as major research project launched
A major progeny testing project into commercial timber is being protected from damage by pests, thanks to the donation of 18,000 Voleguards from tree protection specialist Tubex.
Latest articles from John McNee
Royal Highland Show Forestry in focus for Royal Highland Show’s landmark year
One of the largest agricultural events in the UK, the RHS hadn’t been held in its full form for three years.
Root protection How innovative technology is being used to protect city's treasured trees
An ambitious development project is underway at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, posing a serious risk to a number of its treasured trees.
Woodchippers How the tracked woodchipper market has grown in the UK
With a line-up that spans over 20 units, GreenMech has a woodchipper to suit a wide array of end users.
Contractor Profile Meet the arborist who had it all and lost it - and is now on a mission to help others
Henri Ghijben of Southampton-based HRG Tree Surgeons knows a thing or two about failure – and how to recover from it.
Letter from the editor 'I hope you get a kick out of mag's new design': Letter from the editor, June 2022
John McNee has his say,
Bites How should contractors respond to cost of living crisis? Bites from the Blog, June 22
Members had their say on the day's hot topic.
Editor's letter 'Backlash to tree planting picture was eye-opening': Letter from editor, June 22
Editor John McNee has his say on viral Facebook post.
Arborist creates artwork of 'England's most photographed tree' using old equipment
Standing next to Hadrian’s Wall near Crag Lough in Northumberland, the Sycamore Gap Tree is an iconic feature of the landscape.
Woodlands will provide fitting legacy to late owner
Woodland Heritage (WH) will develop a 25-hectare section of James Wood, in Stogumber, into a fitting legacy.
