Damage & Prevention Archives

Flood Injury: A Life Preserver for Drowning Trees

Are your trees drowning? Many parts of the country have experienced a wetter-than-normal fall, which has left many trees sitting

In the northeast region of the U.S., storm season is in winter and the following spring. For the southeast, hurricane

Nearly every state has experienced fires that rage out of control in the landscape. While the largest and most devastating

The Atlantic hurricane season is a time when most tropical cyclones are expected to develop across the northern Atlantic Ocean.

Article from First Coast News March 06, 2017 / By Kenneth Amaro WTLV JACKSONVILLE, FL — Words are not necessary, a cell

At over three hundred and fifty years old, a special cedar of Lebanon is being hastily attended to by a

Winter storms cause tremendous stress and severe damage to trees in the urban forest. Snapped or downed trees should be

Question: This doesn’t really have anything to do with trees, but I figured an arborist who climbs trees might know

Storms can leave even the most pristine landscape in disarray; uprooted trees, broken branches, and stray debris are common post-storm

Written with excerpts from a publication by Joseph Tree Service in Dublin, Ohio. Shoveling, plowing, sanding…and pruning? A common misconception