Existing trees are arguably the most valuable organic resource in the outdoors. Quite apart from their longevity and the time they take to reach full maturity, they are the backbone of any eco-system, affording habitat for wildlife; they define the view giving colour, pattern and form to the aesthetic appreciation of any outdoor space.

It is therefore essential to manage arboreal resources, be they in the garden, parkland or wild.

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