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ATF events usually start at
10.00am for 10.30am and carry on into the middle of the afternoon.
Please bring a packed lunch. Everyone welcome. |
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Past Event Highlights
ATF Visit -Shobrooke/Creedy
Parks, Devon
ATF Visit -Black
Park/Langley Park, South Bucks. |
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ATF
Board Meetings |
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ATF AGM and Board Meeting
(Board Members Only) |
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Other events |
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02 February
- 21 April 2010
Quantified Tree Risk Assessment Ltd
present
A series of training
as detailed
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QTRA Training
02 February – High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
02 March – York, North Yorkshire
10 March - Lyme Park, Disley, Cheshire
23 March – Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire
20 April – Bath, Somerset
VTA Training
11 March – Lyme Park, Disley, Cheshire
24 March – Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire
21 April – Bath, Somerset
Licensed User Update (intermediate) Training
03 February – High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
03 March – York, North Yorkshire
17 March – Paignton Zoo, Devon
For further details or an online booking form visit our website at
www.qtra.co.uk |
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11 March 2010
Great Trees Recording Day
Clowance Estate and Country
Club |
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Praze an Beeble, nr Camborne
All welcome!
From 10.00 am - 3 pm
Clowance is very easily reached by car via A30 to Camborne. Take the
Camborne West exit. At the top of the slip road turn left to the
roundabout turning left again into Camborne. Follow this road for 1.5
miles to the second mini island and turn right, follow this road for
about 500 yards to the next mini island opposite the police station,
turn right again onto the road towards Helston (signposted B3303
Praze-an-Beeble 3 miles). Follow this road through the village of
Praze-an-Beeble, the Clowance Estate is then located half a mile out of
the village on the right.
flyer pdf (943KB) |
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12 March 2010
Chilterns Woodland Conference
The importance of field and
hedgerow trees in the ChilternsGreen Park, Aston Clinton,
Bucks |
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Over the last four years Special
Trees and Woods Project volunteers have recorded hundreds of trees,
researched woods and recorded stories across the Chilterns. The time has
flown by and sadly the Project will end in the spring when our funding
finishes. We will be celebrating the Project's achievements and
discussing the lessons we have learned over the four years at this Final
Conference.
The Chilterns Woodland Conference costs £30 per head and includes lunch
and tea/coffee.
Friday 12 March 09.30 - 16.00 Booking is essential you may book by
email
woodlands@chilternsaonb.org
or by writing to John Morris, Chiltern Woodlands
Project, The Lodge, 90 Station Road, Chinnor, Oxon, OX39 4HA
Further details pdf (123KB) |
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21 March 2010
National Trust Guided Walk
‘Tree Tales - Hear about our veteran trees’
Osterley Park
Isleworth
TW7 4RB |
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Learn about some of our veteran
trees in the splendid surroundings of Osterley Park
Booking essential 020 8232 5050 Adult £5 Child £2.50
Sunday 21 March 2-3.30pm
email
osterley@nationaltrust.org.uk
Tel: 02082 325 050 |
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14 May 2010
Old Friends and New Enemies
Climate Change and Tree Disease
Nowton Park and Village Hall
near Bury St Edmunds Suffolk |
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An Arboricultural Association,
East Anglian branch, event with St Edmundsbury Borough Council.
A one day workshop led by David Rose, Head of Tree Health Advisory
Service for Forest Research, the Research Agency of the Forestry
Commission. The morning session will be a presentation examining topical
pest and diseases and the influence of climate change. This will be
followed in the afternoon by a guided walk around Nowton Park, looking
at pest and diseases amongst its wide range of fine trees.
Price per person £50 including buffet lunch.
To Book please contact Tracy Clarke—AA East Anglian Branch Treasurer
c/o Tim Moya Associates, 96 Greenways Business Centre,
Harlow, Essex, CM19 5QE Telephone 0845 094 3268
Email:
tracy.clarke@tma-consultants.co.uk
Booking deadline Friday 30th April 2010
Flyer pdf (210KB) |
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29 June - 02 July 2010
Bats in Woodlands Course 2010
Holnicote Estate
Nr Minehead
Somerset |
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A specialist course aimed at
professional ecologists, arboriculture workers and ecological
consultants. A three day / three night course based at the beautiful
Holnicote Estate on the North Somerset coast 5 miles west of Minehead.
Accommodation and meals will be provided in the Lorna Doone Hotel in
Porlock. Indoor sessions will be held a couple of miles away in the
National Trust Field Study Centre at Piles Mill, Allerford. Field visits
will be made into local woods, where to date 14 bat species have been
recorded.
The course will run from Tuesday afternoon until Friday afternoon and
the cost includes all meals and packed lunches and comfortable
accommodation. There will be free time for relaxation and informal
discussion during two evenings.
The aim will be to demonstrate the range of roosting sites bats use in
trees and to show participants how to survey and assess woodlands for
bats.
The tutors will be among the most experienced bat surveyors /
researchers in the country with extensive knowledge
of working in woodlands, led by Geoff Billington (Greena Ecological
Consultancy) assisted by professional ecologists.
You should plan to arrive for woodlands course on 29th June at the study
centre to register for 15:45 at the latest. The
course introductions will start at 16:00 on 29th June and will finish on
2nd July at c1200. Further information/itinerary
pdf (65 KB)
Spaces are limited, so for further details or to book this course please
contact:
Geoff Billington Mobile: 07748 742475
Email
geoff@npennines.fsnet.co.uk |
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