Please plan to attend 2018 Earth-Kind Landscape Shortcourse in College Station, TX.
This is a continuing education program designed for professionals responsible for managing and maintaining urban green space such as residential landscapes, parks, commercial properties and golf courses. The course will also benefit municipalities, schools

Whether you are preparing for ISA’s Certified Arborist exam, TCIA’s Tree Care Specialist credential, need CEUs, or are interested in improving your knowledge of trees, plan to attend Arboriculture 101. This popular class, taught by Dr. Todd Watson, is a

ISA Certified Arborist, Utility Specialist, Municipal Specialist, and Certified Tree Worker Written Exam
Date:January 25, 2019
Location:Austin, TX, UNITED STATES
Organizer:Texas Chapter
Contact Name:ISA Credentialing Department

Contact Phone:+1 217-355-9411

Contact Email:isa@isa-arbor.com

Website:http://www.isa-arbor.com/Credentials/Exam-Information

Registration:Enrollment Deadline: January 9, 2019

Seats Available:25

Cert Exam Chapter:Texas

Start Date:8:00 AM, January 25, 2019
End Date:12:00

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has been a tree mapping tool for techies until now. This one-day seminar will teach you how to download and install the free software, find and create geographic data, and use that information to solve problems in practical scenarios common to arborists and urban foresters.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has been a tree mapping tool for techies until now. This one-day seminar will teach you how to download and install the free software, find and create geographic data, and use that information to solve problems in practical scenarios common to arborists and urban foresters.

This course was designed for the citizen who wants to stay safe while improving the health of trees and learn more about the value of trees and also prepare professional arborists for an ISA Certified Arborist examination. The teaching cadre

Join the Cross Timber Urban Forestry Council for the 2019 North Central Texas Urban Forestry Conference on February 13th, 2019. The focus of the conference will include improving tree quality and success in the landscape, as well as expanding our