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Allowing the gear to do the heavy lifting turns a demanding tree removal into a controlled, skillfully-rigged job. Source: All photos by Robert Phillips

May 11, 2026 Cindy O’Hara

Sage Advice

Robert Phillips on Training and Educating the Next Generation of Arborists As a third-generation arborist, Robert Phillips has had an

Companies need to do more than produce accurate estimates. They also have to turn those details into clear, actionable directions that crews can confidently carry out on-site. Source: All photos by the author unless otherwise noted.

Advice ANSI A300 Business Current Issue Latest Management Plant Health Care Pruning Spraying

May 11, 2026 Katherine Gustafson

How Specifications Enable Tree Care Estimating and Management

ANSI A300 Standards Create Clarity for Customers and Crews Miscommunication is one of the biggest stumbling blocks for tree care

For modern arborists, understanding the mechanisms of oak death spiral is essential for preserving oak trees and for building a robust plant health care (PHC) program. Source: All photos by Rainbow Ecoscience

Current Issue Diseases Latest Nutrients Pests Plant Health Care Pruning Spraying

May 11, 2026 Alexis Faible Rainbow Ecoscience

Saving the Oaks

Breaking the Death Spiral and What Arborists Can Do The iconic oak tree, a symbol of strength, longevity, and endurance,

From a variety of classes, countless aisles of indoor and outdoor exhibitors, and plenty of opportunities to network and share insight, there simply isn’t a dull moment at ArborEXPO™. Source: All photos by Joe Tacynec

ArborAWARDS™ArborEXPO ArborSPORTS™Current Issue Education Latest Training

May 11, 2026 arbortimes

An Expo to Remember

ArborEXPO™ Continues to Reach New Heights From a variety of classes, countless aisles of indoor and outdoor exhibitors, and plenty

The Millborn Farm will be an experiential learning environment that highlights the beneficial role trees play in carbon sequestration and climate resilience while fostering public appreciation for professional tree care. Source: Photos by the Massachusetts Arborists Association (MAA)

Business Current Issue Education Giving Back Latest

February 2, 2026 arbortimes

Latest From the Industry

Massachusetts Arborists Association Launches Campaign to Support Arboriculture Learning Center The Massachusetts Arborists Association (MAA), in a strategic partnership with

TGRs do more than change growth rates, they also influence leaf and root characteristics. Source: Rainbow Ecoscience

Current Issue Diseases Latest Nutrients Plant Health Care Spraying

February 2, 2026 Patrick Anderson and Dane Buell

Using Tree Growth Regulators to Enhance Tree Health and Worker Safety in Arboriculture

Managing Urban Trees with TGRs Tree growth regulators (TGRs) have quietly become one of the most adaptable tools in the

Advice Business Current Issue Equipment Latest Software Software/technology

February 2, 2026 Katherine Gustafson

Six Essential Practices for Managing Arborist Teams

Streamlining Job Flow, Preventing Errors, and Empowering Crews Managing a tree care operation efficiently requires arborist teams to work with

ArborEXPO was created with one goal in mind: to bring the industry together in a meaningful, accessible way Source: All photos by Joe Tacynec

ArborEXPO ArborSPORTS™Current Issue Education Latest Training

February 2, 2026 arbortimes

The Return of ArborEXPO™

Reconnecting, Rebuilding, and Raising the Bar for the Tree Care Industry When ArborEXPO™ first emerged on the scene, it filled

Keep your eyes to the skies and your boots on the ground to ensure you, your crew, and the public stay safe while working in the drop zone. Source: Richard May - Taken during the Saluting Branches Day of Service

Current Issue Latest Occupational Hazards Safety

November 3, 2025 TJ Yurko

Look Out Below!

Giving the All Clear for Drop Zone Safety Heads up! Are you paying attention? Beneath every tree canopy lies the

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