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Join us this week as we talk about how to find your 'tribe' to collaborate or partner with. We've talked a lot about collaboration, partners and leadership. It also has a unique, large acorn that can be used by wildlife and humans alike for food. Join us this week as we talk about how “Awareness Is Key” and try to figure out what can we do about it.īur oak, Quercus macrocarpa, is a wonderful, large shade tree that is well adapted to grow in many areas. That’s right, we have a recognition or awareness problem.

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There is a disconnect between what trees are worth, how important it is to care for them and that qualified professional like ISA Certified Arborists are best able to help you care for your trees. Listen this week to learn more about Mexican ash -Fraxinus berlandieriana. This week’s tree is a South Texas native that will likely be under threat from EAB. Join us this week as we talk more about what has happened since we first covered EAB in “Updates Are Key – EAB” We talked about emerald ash borer back in early 2016, but the nasty little critter continues its march across the country. Beyond the obvious of new research and information, why is continuing education key? We’ll talk more about how to earn CEUs in a bit. Specifically, ISA certification programs require continuing education units. Luckily in tree care we have credentialing programs that require continuing education. Many times I’ve been told “but that’s how my grandpa did it!” Unfortunately, our practices often don’t keep up with our knowledge. It’s common for people in an industry to do things the way they were taught years ago. This week, let’s travel to the Pacific Northwest to check out a tree with many names that is commonly planted in Texas.Listen and learn more about the Cypress tree. Join us this week as we explore how #TreesAreKey to the movies. Lights, Camera, Action! We know that trees are key to place-making and a sense of place can be key to telling a story. Let’s look at trees in a different light this week. Bristlecone pines (Pinus longaeva and Pinus aristata) have been used to figure out more about a Mediterranean volcanic eruption. Species Spotlight: Learn about two tree species that have seen a lot of history and can live for thousands of years. How do we know historic wildfire frequencies, drought cycles and approximately how old a tree is? Listen this week as we explore the fascinating world of Dendrochronology and how we can look at the past to learn more about the present and future. The Little Walnut (Juglans microcarpa) is a great choice for many areas in Texas. Join us this week to learn more about a small fruited tree with many names. Join us this week as we explore how “Decay is Key.” Part of caring for trees and wood products is the management of decay. You close the gate on your fence and the whole thing wobbles. Its leaves turn brilliant in autumn.Ī storm comes through and knocks over your neighbor’s tree. The native Cotinus obovatus has small, crowded flower clusters with a smoky appearance. In early development, it's a shrub but left to grow trees can exceed 30-feet in height. This week's Species Spotlight features the American Smoke Tree.

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