We asked our presenters: Which part of TCI EXPO ’26 are you most excited to experience? Sara Babcock, Esq. Xylem-Kendall (XKIG) Number of TCI EXPOs attended: This is my first one! While I’m looking forward to everything TCI EXPO ’26 [...]

Pope teaching an advanced climbing class with student Hector Herrera, an arborist for the Nambe Pueblo reservation in New Mexico. Photo courtesy of Brian Pope. A U.S. Air Force veteran and native Floridian, Brian Pope began his career [...]

On April 30, 2026, the House of Representatives passed the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026 (H.R.7567) by a 224-200 vote. The bill seeks to reauthorize the Farm Bill and includes several provisions that would impact day-to-day operations [...]

Tree care is one of the most hazardous industries in the country, and insurance carriers price it accordingly. But hazard alone does not explain why so many arborists overpay, get denied or end up with the wrong coverage. The underwriting [...]

Among the many changes contained within the pending ANSI Z133-2026 revision, none may prove more significant than the restructuring of Section 4, Electrical Hazards. While much attention has been given to chain saws, drop zones and climbing systems, the electrical [...]