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- Young Tree Care Workshop -- Jan 21, 2012

Feb 6, 2012

Improving Tree Structure with Structural Pruning - San Diego, CA - Sponsored by: WCISA

The Urban Tree Foundation has teamed with The University of Florida, HortScience, Inc. and the Western Chapter ISA in a CalFire grant to provide pruning education and outreach to arborists. The purpose of the workshop is to describe, demonstrate, and discuss current structural pruning strategies to accomplish specific goals for young, medium-aged, and old trees. We will discuss not only what and how to prune to improve structure and reduce the likelihood for failure in the short and long term, but also how the tree is likely to respond, incorporating current tree biomechanics research. This is an interactive program, designed for exchange of ideas and experiences of all attendees. Limited to first 100 participants

Feb 7, 2012

Improving Tree Structure with Structural Pruning - Los Angeles, CA - Sponsored by: WCISA

The Urban Tree Foundation has teamed with The University of Florida, HortScience, Inc. and the Western Chapter ISA in a CalFire grant to provide pruning education and outreach to arborists. The purpose of the workshop is to describe, demonstrate, and discuss current structural pruning strategies to accomplish specific goals for young, medium-aged, and old trees. We will discuss not only what and how to prune to improve structure and reduce the likelihood for failure in the short and long term, but also how the tree is likely to respond, incorporating current tree biomechanics research. This is an interactive program, designed for exchange of ideas and experiences of all attendees. Limited to first 100 participants

Feb 9, 2012

Improving Tree Structure with Structural Pruning - Santa Rosa, CA - Sponsored by: WCISA

The Urban Tree Foundation has teamed with The University of Florida, HortScience, Inc. and the Western Chapter ISA in a CalFire grant to provide pruning education and outreach to arborists. The purpose of the workshop is to describe, demonstrate, and discuss current structural pruning strategies to accomplish specific goals for young, medium-aged, and old trees. We will discuss not only what and how to prune to improve structure and reduce the likelihood for failure in the short and long term, but also how the tree is likely to respond, incorporating current tree biomechanics research. This is an interactive program, designed for exchange of ideas and experiences of all attendees. Limited to first 100 participants

Feb 10, 2012

Improving Tree Structure with Structural Pruning - Sacramento, CA - Sponsored by: WCISA

The Urban Tree Foundation has teamed with The University of Florida, HortScience, Inc. and the Western Chapter ISA in a CalFire grant to provide pruning education and outreach to arborists. The purpose of the workshop is to describe, demonstrate, and discuss current structural pruning strategies to accomplish specific goals for young, medium-aged, and old trees. We will discuss not only what and how to prune to improve structure and reduce the likelihood for failure in the short and long term, but also how the tree is likely to respond, incorporating current tree biomechanics research. This is an interactive program, designed for exchange of ideas and experiences of all attendees. Limited to first 100 participants

Feb 13, 2012

Improving Tree Structure with Structural Pruning - Visalia, CA - Sponsored by: WCISA

The Urban Tree Foundation has teamed with The University of Florida, HortScience, Inc. and the Western Chapter ISA in a CalFire grant to provide pruning education and outreach to arborists. The purpose of the workshop is to describe, demonstrate, and discuss current structural pruning strategies to accomplish specific goals for young, medium-aged, and old trees. We will discuss not only what and how to prune to improve structure and reduce the likelihood for failure in the short and long term, but also how the tree is likely to respond, incorporating current tree biomechanics research. This is an interactive program, designed for exchange of ideas and experiences of all attendees. Limited to first 100 participants