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The article focuses on the unique phenomenon of ancient oak trees buried under sand dunes in West Jutland, Denmark, offering a surreal experience of walking among their towering crowns. Topics include the landscape of wooded dune areas, the historical struggle of trees against sand encroachment, and the discovery of the hidden oak trees through excavations, revealing their adaptation to sandy conditions.

The article focuses on employer perspectives in the arboriculture and urban forestry industries. Topics include their experiences with hiring in recent years, challenges faced during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, necessary industry skills for applicants, industry certifications, and advice for early career professionals looking to pursue roles in arboriculture and urban forestry.

The article reports that Markus Bauknecht, a trainer and owner of the tree care business "Zweigstelle Baumpflege" from Amtzell im Allgäu and his team of arborists, tree climbers, arborists, specialist agronomists and foresters had to deal with in spring 2022. It mentions that Fagus sylvatica f. purpurea planted in the immediate vicinity of the property line at the beginning of initially intercepted by a row of trees and bushes surrounding the tree used for agriculture.

The article focuses on National heritage tree, was cared for by arborists and in the process also received tree supports on amazing vitality offers an abundance of previous tree work. It mentions photosynthesis and strengthen and deliberately avoided using lifting platforms, to protect the root area and rhizomorphs of the honey mushroom. It also mentions linden tree forms huge amounts of reaction wood and arborists and in the process also received tree supports.

The article presents a calendar of activities related to the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) in the U.S. Topics include the Aerial Rescue Symposium hosted by the Tree Care Industry Association Inc. (TCIA) and the Michigan Green Industry Association, the Tree Dynamics and Integrated Risk Assessment curricula designed to improve worker safety and their skills in caring trees, and the Women's Tree Climbing Workshop designed for women to have never climbed trees before.

The article looks at report from social insurance for agriculture, forestry and horticulture (SVLFG) which found number of accidents in 2019 remained high, but the proportion lighter accidents increases. It mentions 98 accidents that occurred in 2019 in the field of rope climbing technology (SKT) have been reported to divide almost equally in minor accidents and serious accidents. It also mentions foreign body sensation and tenderness and arborist felled in about twelve.

The article reports that forage harvester Först ST-8 demonstrated its qualities at the Green Branch and grease nipples, error-prone cable lines or constructive defects that affect the daily make work difficult. It mentions forester came to the depot ST-8 a chopper on a fully braked Chassis and performance class planned replacement for a different make of hacker. It presents views of Daniel Robertson, managing director at Först, on special features of the ST-8.

The article focuses on the services offered by the organization Tree Climbers International (TCI) founded by production arborist Peter Jenkins in the U.S. It offers brief overview of Jenkin's motivation in creating the group and his initiative of buying a small lot with a pair of one-hundred-year-old white oaks, which marks the opening of the world's first school for tree climbing. It also mentions how tree climbing has reached the lives of young and old, able d and differently abled.

The article reports that Jan von Hofmann is a passionate arborist and in 1993 he started his training as an arborist with the English in the Ruhr area, as there was no official training as an arborist in Germany at the time and since 2001 founded a training center for tree care with a colleague.

The article discusses aerial rescue assessment of arborists.

The article offers information on the fourth event organized by the Women's ArbCamp (WAC) to be held in Ruissalo, Finland from August 23-25, 2019. Topics discussed include arborists participating in it, its sponsors, use of donations for managing the event and guided tour of botanical garden organized during the event.

An interview with arborist Milan Pernek is presented. When asked on how he had become involved or interested in arboriculture, he states that he had worked with a group of researchers in Austria who were publishing in the area of urban tree pests and diseases. He talks about the field of arboriculture in Croatia in relation to research, public awareness, and government awareness.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of being an arborist in the Western Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture.

The article offers the author's views on success of the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) during his time. It highlights the development of the ISA Patron Program which provides opportunities for members to support the activities of the organization and sponsor fund travel expenses beyond their annual dues. The organization's annual gift to the TREE fund since 2013 is also mentioned.

The article discusses the phenomenon of target fixation popular amongst arborists.

The article offers information on the success of the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) Annual International Conference and Trade Show which highlights True Professionals of Arboriculture, 2015 Local Host Committee, and Awards of Distinction.

The article offers information on how to create awareness among people and how to make them understand the importance of trees and the need to properly plant and care for them. It also mentions the challenges faced by arborists and urban foresters in communicating basic concepts of trees to people. It informs about several digital tools for creating awareness regarding plant care including video clips, social networking service Facebook and video-sharing website YouTube.

The article focuses on the need to implement scientific approach for tree climbing by arborists in order to ensure safety and prevent accidents while forestry or arboriculture operations. It mentions that several accidents are due to workers not following safety guidelines and can also be due to lack of knowledge. IT states that the scientific approach focuses on the use of attachment hardware, ropes and harnesses while climbing tree.

The article provides information on three professionals with different educational and work skills to help in the harvesting of forest trees, including forester, logger and arborist. It states that arborists are trained in planting, caring and maintaining individual trees, foresters manage forests, and loggers clear the forests by removing the wood.

The article offers the author's insights on the growth of green infrastructure and decrease in urban forest budget. She says that policymakers and citizens call the attention of urban foresters and municipal arborists to play bigger roles in public works and planning projects. She mentions tips from members of Society of Municipal Arborist to deal with limited funding and lessen manpower which include getting residents' support for various programs, providing grants, and cap and trade programs.

The article focuses on the need for arborists to exercise proper positioning and technique to prevent injury. It mentions that tree workers should be aware of what other workers are doing and must ensure that care is taken such as in the case of lifting trees. It cites tips to be considered before lifting which include lifting with the legs and not the back, making a preliminary lift to be sure the load can be handled safely, and making sure that the path is clear.

Two letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in August 2013 issue including "This Might Get Uncomfortable" and an article related to the need of qualified tree care professionals.

The article offers ways on how to get involve in arboriculture and tree cutting operations. It mentions that arborists can nurture their passion by getting involved in tree cutting operations, attending conferences and reading trade magazines. It emphasizes on sharing ideas to improve work and involvement in the operations.

The article discusses the need for urban planners to make sure that there are enough arborists to take care of trees in high-traffic areas. It states that certified arborists are needed to remove dead or hazardous branches and determine the type of pruning necessary to improve the health and appearance of trees. It also mentions several accidents in parks caused by falling branches.

This section offers American arborist communities news briefs as of September 2015. The Official Paul Bunyan Show will be held at the Guernsey County Fairgrounds in Cambridge, Ohio from October 2-4, 2015. Rope manufacturers such as New England, Yale and Samson are providing information in splicing techniques for their ropes. The District of Columbia and 18 states have identified Hemlock wooly adelgid (HWA) population that can infest through its cottony white substance on hemlock trees.