For the latest on how the pandemic is affection the Arborist Community in Texas including workshops, online learning, your credentials, and your business including SBA loans and employer paid leave mandate and coronavirus safety for arborists, check out the

March 16, 2020

March 16, 2020
OUR PRIORITY DURING COVID-19 IS THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF OUR STAKEHOLDERS
At ISA, our biggest priority is the health and safety of our members, credential holders, credential candidates, partners, volunteers, and staff. As the global landscape changes daily

Volunteer opportunities for Texas Tree Climbing Competition Arbor Fair are now open! Sign up today to help at the ISAT table here.

Help Mino ride for trees! Support Mino and Team Texas ISA in the Tour de Trees 2020!

The Tour Des Trees is a community engagement event. In the past cyclists have participated in the annual long distance cycling adventure serving the

2019ExchangeProgram Final
The Arborist Exchange Program offers municipal foresters, utility arborists, and tree non-profit managers around the world the opportunity to engage with colleagues and experience urban forestry challenges and successes in varying political and cultural settings. Participants will spend one

Help Replant Native Trees on the Texas Coast After Hurricane Harvey!
Arborists Needed in Aransas County on November 16th
On August 25, 2017, Hurricane Harvey made landfall on the Texas coast with sustained winds of 130mph. Leaving behind $125 billion in damage

Thank you to all the attendees, speakers, volunteers and others who helped to make the 2019 Texas Tree Conference a big success. If you want to see the award winners, event pictures and speaker presentations, click here.
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Dr. Mike Merchant, a researcher in College Station is looking for wild populations of European elm scale https://bugguide.net/node/view/122456 (part of research on crape myrtle bark scale biocontrol). Specific host preference among the elms is uncertain at this time, but