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Barrell On ... Guides to tree risk show stark contrast

Last year saw the publication of two eagerly-awaited guides on managing tree risk.

Barrell On ... Tree risk not always a numbers game

How we assess the risk from trees matters because the consequences of getting it wrong can be both spectacular and devastating when a tree fails. Traditionally, arborists used their eyes and experience to work out what to cut off and what to leave. In retrospect, this was quite a hit and miss approach....

Barrell On ... Responses vital for best trees standard

Planting a tree is easy. Getting it to survive, thrive and mature to deliver its full array of benefits is much trickier. We know that success rates of close to 100 per cent are possible because specialists such as Kew regularly achieve it, but the challenge is to make that aspiration a reality across...

Barrell On ... Boris Johnson's vision for trees

Mayors are very important people in America.

Barrell on ... saving forests for the nation

More than 535,000 people signed the 38 Degrees (www.38degrees.org.uk) petition to save our forests, forcing a humiliating coalition Government U-turn on selling off England's nationally owned woodlands (www.w2.defra.gov.uk). Caroline Spellman's apology to the House of Commons showed the collective power...

Barrell on ... Reforming urban tree management

Historically, English tree management has been neatly divided along rural and urban lines.

Barrell on ... a positive way to make a difference

If ever there was a word so overused that its real meaning was lost, it was "sustainability".

Barrell on ... a better standard for tree survival

The Government's promise of a national tree planting campaign (http://programmeforgovernment.hmg.gov.uk) is a sound-bite of superficial nonsense.

Barrell on ... turning car parks green

Opportunities to make a significant impact with a relatively small effort are rare and should not be passed up. Planting big trees in car parks has the potential to kick-start our national climate adaption effort, yet the dominance of uninterrupted "black" in urban redevelopment proves that "green"...

Barrell on... strong leadership and need to talk

As tree consultants in the planning sector, we deal with hundreds of developers and councils across the country.

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