We’re delighted to see trees receiving the recognition they deserve while we work with the design team on a scheme that we have been involved in for the last 14 years, to ensure that key trees are incorporated into the development proposals. Company, Place were commissioned...
Our tree this month thrives in urban settings, actively trapping particulates from the air and shedding them with its bark. You will certainly have sheltered in its shade on a sunny day in London, but can you name it? Find out more...
With an increase in demand across a wide range of sites, we are looking to appoint a qualified and experienced arboricultural consultant on a full-time, permanent basis. While experience is a desirable quality, we are focused on finding the right person for the job - someone...
Outline planning consent has been granted for the first phase of a landmark development scheme in Cheltenham. Tree Frontiers have been providing design input on this project for the past 3 years, with the critical element revolving around the retention and protection of veteran trees in the centre of...
This month we are heading to the Alborz Mountain region of northern Iran to a tree which is remarkable in all seasons. Would you be able to recognise it from its spring buds or patterned, peeling bark? Persian Ironwood - Tree Frontiers...
With an increase in demand across a wide range of sites, we are looking to appoint a qualified and experienced arboricultural consultant on a full-time, permanent basis. While experience is a desirable quality, we are focused on finding the right person for the job - someone...
We're all going on a bug hunt In celebration of Biodiversity Day on the 22nd of May, Steve and Flis took the kids to the Tiny Forest in Witney as part of the Earthwatch Europe's Tiny Forest Wildlife Count. It was a great day out with the...
Hopefully you will have already spotted our featured tree this month as it is covered in blossom during the spring. Once believed to ward off evil spirits, these days it is mostly planted in parks and gardens for people to enjoy. Find out more below. What...
Flis recently took her family on holiday to Zimbabwe, but as well as looking out for the usual suspects such as lions, zebra and giraffes she also found herself drawn to the trees - they face a harsh existence, being eaten to virtually bare stumps...
Earlier this month Nick attended the Arboricultural Association's annual symposium, this year focussing on Tree Architecture and Morphophysiology. The aim was to introduce UK audiences to these concepts which have been widely adopted in Europe and Canada. In brief, Tree Architecture offers a formalised system of tree...