The man, reportedly a tree surgeon, suffered ‘potentially serious’ injuries in the incident at the Grove Road roundabout at about 11am. Kay Allan from Nelson Coffee said a branch fell to the ground, ricocheted back up, hitting the man on the head and causing him to fall to the floor and hit the concrete. The barista said, “I saw the guy’s helmet rolling away. He was on the floor and wasn’t moving. “I didn’t know what to make of it. People in cars got out and just rushed to help him. And people in the shop were watching on and were shocked.” Kate Hewitt from Bourne Store, which overl ..read more

Paul Powlesland of Ely Chambers in London, who successfully represented tree campaigners in Sheffield, has provided pro-bono advice to residents in Bessacarr after the council cut down a number of trees on Middlefield Road. A council spokesman said they had received the documents from Mr Powlesland and in turn would suspend felling while taking legal advice. DMBC workers began cutting down the trees, apparently to enact highways repairs claiming tree roots were responsible. Top barrister Paul Powlesland says Doncaster Council may have ‘committed an offence’ by felling street trees in Mid ..read more

One man on a quest to protect a ‘400-year-old veteran oak tree’ is butting heads with farmers and district councillors because of their ‘inadequate approach’. The Uffington resident, who wishes to remain anonymous, has been living in the Farrington village all his life, so it is his connection with local biodiversity that prompted him to fight for the tree’s protection. His personal campaign follows a planning application for the nearby Oxleaze Farm that sits about a mile away from Uffington. Owners of the land, where the veteran tree grows, want to change the use of the agricultural build ..read more

I was born and raised in Tampere, Finland. My immediate family consists of my wife Katja and our 12-year-old son Luca. When I grew up, I was fortunate as I got to travel extensively due to my father’s international job assignments at Pöyry. My mother and I joined him twice in the early 80s for extended stays abroad: first in Yemen on the coast of the Red Sea and then Bai Bang in Northern Vietnam. During this time, I experienced different cultures and was exposed to the differences between developed and developing countries. Before the age of eight, I had seen a great number of places and coun ..read more

There’s not any treatment or cure for the illness and over time contaminated trees may weaken, causing branches to trees and fall to finally collapse and perish. This poses a substantial health and safety threat, particularly alongside streets, public rights of way and woodland regions utilized by the general public for recreation pursuits and soldiers for coaching. Infection may result in the departure of young trees within two to three decades and of adult trees over three to five decades. Around 14,000 trees around 250 locations are affected by the disorder on the Salisbury Plain Training A ..read more

As much as 14,000 ash trees will be chopped down Salisbury Plain in an effort to prevent a damaging disease. The trees are discovered to be infected with ash dieback, a parasite that originated in Asia and can be dispersed through spores. They’re on Ministry of Defence property and Lieutenant Colonel Tim Jalland stated there’s a risk branches might fall off, resulting in harms. Felling will require three decades and indigenous broadleaf trees will be planted. Lt Col Jalland explained:”Our concern is that there might be bits and bits falling off the trees when we’re not careful. “I am led to th ..read more

Ten year tree planting Job in Denbighshire reaches 100,000 Markers MORE than 100,000 trees are planted in Denbighshire within the previous ten decades. Denbighshire County Council’s Countryside Services implanted the trees as part of its continuing work throughout the county. Additionally, within this Council’s work about the environment under its Business Strategy, a further 9,000 trees are planted since 2017 within their Welsh Government-funded PLANT undertaking. This project, in addition to the brand new Well Connected job which intends to make a green corridor between Rhyl and Prestatyn, w ..read more

Mayer formally launched the company in September and is currently enjoying a steady stream of happy clients. Mayer is a U.S. Army veteran and contains an accomplished company history as an accredited pharmacist and franchise owner. He owned seven Great Clips salons, a Money Store, along with a tiny medical centre. Mayer knows what is necessary to run and own a company and understands the value of joining a proven group of professionals to get his next business venture. “As a former Realtor, I enjoyed that Monster Tree Service is growing rapidly and has a great deal of chances for owners to pro ..read more

Most are created from single-use plastics and are frequently left to disintegrate from the open when a tree develops. Forestry and Property Scotland said it might use recyclable tubes those comprising half as plastic. Planting trees is seen as environmentally friendly so it’s ironic it may also be a source of enormous amounts of plastic waste. Findhorn-based charity Trees for Life has implanted over 1.6 million trees at the Highlands as a part of attempts to regenerate native woods. They barely ever use plastic tree tubesinstead they utilize fencing to maintain hungry deer from saplings. Pictu ..read more

Vandals have destroyed a community woodland at Great Harwood. Hyndburn Council states a’spate of vandalism’ in the Heys Lane neighborhood woodland at Good Harwood saw around 250 trees felled without consent. The incident is thought to have occurred sometime between January 4 and January 11, 2020 together with all the harm resulting from”considerable upset”. The harm has caused a menagerie of wildlife evaporating. In response, the council has put a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) on the entire woodland. The council claims that a police investigation, affirmed by the council, is continuing. A spok ..read more