Join us to learn more about future updates to the standard and how you can participate.
This workshop will review how A300 standards are used for:
- Writing specifications for all aspects of tree work
- Development of training materials for employees and volunteers involved with tree care
- Assure a clear understanding of proper tree care for regulators, governments, and legal authorities.
- Proper care and maintenance of trees, from planting onward, will assure long-term health and minimize interference with infrastructure.
Earn ISA CEU’s and CTSP CEU’s for attending.
$50 workshop price includes a free ANSI A300 standard ($20 retail value) and morning coffee
Agenda: (subject to change)
8:00 Registration opens
8:30 Overview of ANSI A300 Standards, their purpose, development and use – Sam Hill, ASC A300 Committee Chair
8:45 Part 1, Pruning – Geoff Kempter (Technical Services Manager, Asplundh Tree Experts) and Wayne Dubin (Bartlett Tree Experts)
9:00 Part 6, Planting and Transplanting – Jill Johnson (U.S. Forest Services)
9:45 Break with Attendees and Speakers
10:00 Part 9, Tree Risk Assessment – Dr. Tom Smiley (Plant Physiologist and Soil Scientist, Bartlett Tree Research Lab)
10:45 Practical applications, writing work specifications using A300 Standards – All committee members
12:00 Wrap Up – Bob Rouse
Who should attend this workshop?
- Arborists
- Urban Foresters
- Landscape Architects
- Utilities
- Planners
- Public Works Personnel
- Volunteers
- Political Decision Makers
- Others who are concerned with the health and care of urban trees
Price
35.00
When
10/4/2022 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Where
Morton Arboretum
4100 Illinois Route 53
Lisle, IL 60532