Barrell Tree Consultancy

18/02/2024

Jeremy is looking forward to speaking at the Amenity Tree Care of India's 'Inaugural Arboriculture Conference' in Mumbai in March this year. Watch the video to see what he will be talking about and to see how you can register......

18/01/2024

Trees provide us and wildlife with so many benefits! They improve health and wellbeing, improve air quality through pollution filtration, are great for flood management and sustainable drainage and much more! 🌳 💚

17/01/2024

30/03/2023

NEW ARB JOB OPPORTUNITY!
Technician / Tree Surveyor / Arboricultural Consultant - Hampshire

"A unique employment opportunity to learn with Barrell Tree Consultancy, whatever stage of your career you join us, we will help you to develop your career to the next level."

Find out more about the role and apply here:
https://trees.org.uk/Job-Finder/Technician-Tree-Surveyor-Arboricultural-Consultant

Check out all the Arb Job vacancies here: https://lght.ly/3a98mn

13/04/2021

Look at this little 'beauty' our colleague Dave Cashman almost fell over whilst doing a site visit this morning. We think it is a 'she', perhaps there is a herpetologist out there might be able to tell us if there is any way to differentiate a male from a female without getting too close! 'She' was admired from a safe distance and allowed to be on her way.

08/12/2020

Watch Jeremy talk about the benefits of pruning to save big trees, with over 500 delegates booked it is clearly generating interest - but there are still free spaces to book if you follow the links below.

Tree Risk and The Topping Debate Wednesday 9 December, 6pm (UK) https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_9Edckl0vRj62tsfAgxZRZQ With Jeremy Barrell (Barre...

11/11/2020

Watch Jeremy talking about his forthcoming webinar on Tree Risk Management

Modern tree risk management can be riddled with challenges, from difficult-to-define terminology such as “an acceptable level of risk,” to excessive complica...

10/11/2020

Modern tree risk management can be riddled with challenges, from difficult-to-define terminology such as “an acceptable level of risk,” to excessive complication that may drive ordinary practitioners to fell trees rather than run the risk of being criticized for not using a “sophisticated” assessment method. Join Jeremy on his North American webinar on December 4th, follow the link below to learn more.

Modern tree risk management can be riddled with challenges, from difficult-to-define terminology such as “an acceptable level of risk,” to excessive complication that may drive ordinary practitioners to fell trees rather than run the risk of being criticized for not using a “sophisticated” a...

02/05/2020

Bored with the lockdown? I'm looking forward to this. My topic is 'Dumb arboriculture; time to think our way out of the dark ages'. I won't be holding back!! Here is a summary of the main points:

Text books are interesting, often not because of their content, but because of the writer’s mindset. Authors frequently regurgitate previous ‘wisdom’, and if that is wrong the myths perpetuate and the fools blindly follow. Therein lies Arboriculture’s biggest challenge, dispelling the old wives' tales about pruning, planting, and risk management. Is it time to throw away the books and start thinking instead? I’ll tell you my view, you decide for yourselves.

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_7deNOazzSeW9Yxzpnw4xbg

Jeremy

12/02/2020

To note that Councillor James Spencer had replaced Councillor Melvyn Caplan and that Councillor Eoghain Murphy had replaced Councillor Louise Hyams.

12/02/2020

The council raised concerns about the loss of public green space in a busy location

11/01/2020

There is an undeniable scientific consensus that we need more trees, and the planting must start now. If there is serious intent to turn aspiration into reality, then ministerial oversight must be applied. The current farce of weak policies saying all the right things but delivering absolutely nothi...