Conservation Arboriculture: State-of-the-art Technologies in Tree Preservation

Conservation Arboriculture: State-of-the Art Technologies in Tree Preservation

• Learn exciting, cutting-edge technologies
• Enjoy a hands-on demonstration of PiCUS Sonic Tomography on a mature tree on the property
• Understand how Conservation Arboriculture is relevant to the preservation of large-stature and old trees
• Discover how to emphasize the aesthetic and ecological value of old trees
• Get an introduction to "tree pulling" and sonic tomography, now available for the non-invasive assessment of tree health and potential for longevity

To register
Fill out attached form
Pre-registration required: $80.00
**Must be postmarked by March 31, 2010**
After March 31, and at the door: $95.00
Morning refreshments and lunch are included.
Workshop space is limited, so register early.

CEUs: 2.0 Forest Practitioner; 7.0 ISA Arborist; 5.25 Certified Conn Tree Warden; 1.0 Massachusetts Arborists Assoc; 7.0 credit hours for CT DEP (Arborist and 3A). CEUs pending for Consulting Arborists and others.

About the Presenter
Philip van Wassenaer is the principal consulting arborist and founder of Urban Forest Innovations, Inc.As an ISA-Certified Arborist and member of the American Society of Consulting Arborists, he continues to lecture extensively on a variety of topics relating to arboriculture and forestry. A strong combination of education and experience allow Philip to bring a unique and successful approach to his arboricultural and urban forestry projects. Through his professional and volunteer efforts Philip has worked locally, nationally and internationally on assignments concerning urban forestry and the preservation of significant trees.

Questions? Contact Dr. Robert Marra, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station; robert.marra@ct.gov or 203-974-8508.