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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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14-15 June 2012
ATF Summer Field Meeting
Cumbria
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Two
days of visits and indoor presentations based around Cumbria and just
over into the Borders of Scotland.
Thursday 14th June - Start 10:00 Field visit to Levens Lowland
Deer Park
Friday 15th June - Start 09:00 Ambleside Parish Church
Cost £10 per day £20 whole event
Full details itinerary pdf (822KB)
Because of constraints of space, we ask that you indicate that you wish
to attend by booking by email
eventsatf@aol.com |
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11 October 2012
ATF Autumn Field Meeting
Hatfield Park Hertfordshire
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By kind invitation of Lord
Salisbury to visit the famous park where, as she stood beneath an
ancient oak, Queen Elizabeth I heard she would be Queen. Sadly that tree
no longer survives but Lord Salisbury has recently invested in the
restoration and care of the parkland – come and see the results.
Because of constraints of space, we ask that you indicate that you wish
to attend by booking by email
eventsatf@aol.com |
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12 October 2012
ATF Board Meeting
Venue tbc
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We would be pleased for
supporters of The Ancient Tree Forum to come along and hear about new
developments.
Because of constraints of space, we ask that you indicate that you wish
to attend by booking by email
eventsatf@aol.com |
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ATF AGM and Board Meeting
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28 February2012
Quantified Tree Risk Assessment Ltd (QTRA)
present
A series of training
as detailed
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Quantified Tree Risk Assessment
(QTRA) is a probabilistic system of assessing the risk of harm from tree
failure and is becoming increasingly accepted as the way forward for
tree safety management in the United Kingdom. The system provides a
robust method for the assessment of tree safety on all land use types
and can result in substantially reduced levels of both tree inspections
and the remedial felling and pruning of trees.
Training as follows:-
Quantified Tree Risk Assessment (QTRA) Training
28 Feb -Henley in Arden, Warwickshire
13 Mar -Guildford, Surrey
17 Apr- Chorley, Lancashire
24 April- Exeter, Devon
01 May - Cambridge
A Practitioners Guide to visual Tree Assessment (VTA)
29 Feb - Henley in Arden, Warwickshire
14 Mar - Guildford, Surrey
18 Apr - Chorley, Lancashire
25 Apr - Exeter, Devon
02 May - Cambridge
QTRA Licensed User Update (Intermediate) Training
15 Mar - Guildford, Surrey
19 Apr - Chorley, Lancashire
For further details or an online booking form visit our website at
www.qtra.co.uk |
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10 and 11 May 2012
Ancient Trees in Urban
Environment Conference
Swedish Museum of Natural History
Frescativägen 40
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Ancient Trees in Urban
Environment - best practice, assessing risk, values and potential. 2
day Conference to be held in Stockholm at the Swedish Museum of Natural
History and in its beautiful old oak environments.
Speakers: /David Lonsdale; Urban Hermansson; Neville Fay; Francesco
Ferrini; Mike Ellison; Vikki Bengtsson; Frank Rinn; Chris Knapman
Details/Flyer
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16 and 17
May 2012
Future Forestry
Institute of Chartered Foresters (ICF)
National Conference
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First-rate two-day programme
with plenty of discussion time; Latest professional opinion of policy
and practice; Experts from both the UK and abroad; Exhibition; Great
networking opportunities; Special dinner with top speaker; Continuing
Professional Development.
Flyer PDF (326KB)
Save £50 on two-day tickets for a limited period
Visit:
www.charteredforesters.org
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13 November 2012
Veteranisation Course
National TrustHatfield
Forest
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Managing for deadwood habitat in
living trees - a comprehensive one day course designed for countryside
managers, rangers, arborists and advisors.
The course is designed to complement the already popular Veteran Tree
Management
course run at Hatfield Forest. It is the ideal setting,
with a long history of managing veteran trees and 'bridging the age gap'
between these and the new generation of young pollards. The course
will take you through the theory as well as the practical techniques to
encourage faster development of habitat in younger trees. There
will be a practical demonstration of pioneering work using explosives.
Tuesday 13th November 09:00 - 16:00 Call 01279 870 678 for
details.
Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/hatfield forest
Flyer pdf (1MB)
Facebook.com/Hatfield ForestNationalTrust |
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