Arborist News Audio

Arborist News Audio

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Arborist News Audio episodes

  • Preserving Trees During Construction
    The fate of a tree can be in jeopardy in all phases of a construction project, and the highest levels of success are achieved when the arborist is brought in as early in the process as possible. This month’s CEU article looks at the planning and design phases of managing trees during construction. (A,M, Bm)
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  • Basic Tree Plumbing
    Every tree has its own system for moving water and nutrients through stem and branch. Christine Balk and A.D. Ali explore this natural plumbing in trees. (A, M, Bs)
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  • Tree Injection Part 2
    Injection is an extreme, but sometimes necessary step in addressing proper tree care. In this second of two part article Shawn Bernick and E. Thomas Smiley examine the pros and cons to be taken in consideration when contemplating injection sites on a tree. (A, M, Bp)
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  • Tree Injection Part 1
    Injection is an extreme, but sometimes necessary step in addressing proper tree care. Shawn Bernick and E. Thomas Smiley examine the pros and cons to be taken in consideration when contemplating tree injection. (A, M, Bp)
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  • Tree Lightning Protection Systems Part 2
    Lightning is an extremely powerful and pervasive force of nature, with an estimated 100 million strikes annually in North America. Authors Thomas Smiley, William Grahm jr., and Scott Cullen take a look at what can be done to protect trees, and the buildings and people around them. (A, T, L, Bp)
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  • Tree Lightning Protection Systems Part 1
    Lightning is an extremely powerful and pervasive force of nature, with an estimated 100 million strikes annually in North America. Authors Thomas Smiley, William Grahm jr., and Scott Cullen take a look at what can be done to protect trees, and the buildings and people around them. (A, T, L, Bp)
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  • Managing Soils That Support Urban Trees Part 1
    Assessing urban soils is the first step in creating a healthy urban forest. Assessments can be quick and field based or more in-depth laboratory analysis. This month’s article looks at the most effective sampling techniques, identifying the important soil parameters, and understanding the results and how it will affect tree health. (A,U,T,M,L,Bp)
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  • Biology and Assessment of Callus and Woundwood
    The terms callus and woundwood have been a source of confusion for working arborists and researchers almost since their first use more than a century ago. Christopher Luley examines the anatomical and functional differences between the two. (A,U,T,M,L,Bs)
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The Arborist News audio podcast is a special benefit to ISA members and non-members alike. Arborist News Audio is a podcast version of the most current Arborist News CEU article, narrated for your convenience. Whether you’re en route to the next job or sitting on your couch, you can listen to this month’s CEU article, written on a range of topics.

This podcast was designed by the International Society of Arboriculture to help arborists stay up-to-date with the most recent topics, and provide CEU opportunities for our members. While Arborist News is usually only available to ISA members, the CEU articles and this podcast are accessible to all arborists.

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