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  • Man high in a tree wearing an orange helmet standing next to a nest with three baby eagles
    July 1, 2023

    A New Niche for Tree Climbers: Banding Eaglets

    By Susan DiPietro

    Ryan Torcicollo, CTSP, is no stranger to climbing, but his latest adventure was an unforgettable experience for him. Based in Essex, Massachusetts, Torcicollo is a safety and skills trainer with SavATree, an accredited, 37-year TCIA member company. The Massachusetts Division [...]

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  • worker with helmet holding up a crane ball.
    June 1, 2023

    In a Real Aerial Rescue, How Will You Respond?

    By Leo Roldan, CTSP, QCL

    In the tree care industry, an important development in our safety culture is the practice of aerial rescue. We have created emergency scenarios in trees to practice based on our own experiences. The idea is that practicing these skills and [...]

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  • black and white photo a group of people under a tree
    June 1, 2023

    The Road to Consultanthood: Musings of an Antique Arborist, Part 3

    By Howard Gaffin, BCMA

    In the first article in this series, “The Road to Consultanthood: Musings of an Antique Arborist,” TCI Magazine, February 2023, the author looked at his introduction to tree care and some of the now-outdated practices and equipment being used at [...]

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  • April 1, 2023

    Road to Consultanthood: Musings of an Antique Arborist, Part 2

    By Howard Gaffin, BCMA

    In the first article in this series, “The Road to Consultanthood: Musings of an Antique Arborist,” TCI Magazine, February 2023, the author looked at his introduction to tree care and some of the now-outdated practices and equipment being used at [...]

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  • April 1, 2023

    How I Found Unexpected Riches in Tree Care

    By Jim Brunner

    Like many, I got into the tree care and landscape business by accident. Forty-nine years ago, fresh out of high school and with no clear career path in sight, I went looking for a job. After working a few part-time, [...]

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