Crown Tree Consultancy

🏗️🏡 If you're planning a construction project, it's important to consider the impact on the trees on your site. A BS 5837 Tree Survey Report provides a thorough assessment of the impact of development on trees and recommends site-specific tree protection measures.

We've announced new measures to limit the impact of the tree pest Ips typographus. Our NEW short film made with @DefraGovUK & @Forest_Research explains more about the threat from this pest and ways to reduce risk. Watch the full film here: youtu.be/YG_x01T5FK8?si… #TreeHealth

A little over a year ago, we were delighted to attend the @ArbAssociation's annual Arb Show at @WestonbirtArb with Sika, our tree decay detection dog. Whilst we were there, we enjoyed catching up with @JackMHaugh from @Forestry_UK. bit.ly/48EHi7k #arboriculture

Our consultants are experienced in identifying tree-related impacts of your design; some of which may reduce the likelihood of an application's approval. If engaged early in the design process, we can help you create solutions to these issues early. tinyurl.com/2s3c3zw5

An Arboricultural Impact Assessment may be requested by your Local Authority when you are planning a development project near trees. this detailed report will enable your Local Authority to easily establish the impact of the proposed development on trees. crowntrees.co.uk/submitting-an-…

Our most commonly requested services are BS5837 tree surveys for planning, subsidence risk assessments for homeowners and tree surveys for safety. We also undertake other types of tree surveys, depending on which type of arboricultural report you require.

❌🌳❌ New action to protect against impacts of bark beetle tree pest ❌🌳❌ Forestry Commission to introduce new plant health requirements following confirmation of eight-toothed spruce bark beetle findings in Suffolk and Norfolk: gov.uk/government/new…

outweighs the benefits of retaining the tree. Here is a video from over ten years ago in which we unfortunately did have to recommend the removal of a tree, but you can see the decay detection technology in action: youtube.com/watch?v=KXu5vZ…

In some cases, advanced decay detection methods that use ultrasound may be used to map the areas of decay inside the tree's stem. It is rare, but occasionally necessary to recommend removal rather than retaining a tree - for instance, if the risk of the tree causing an accident..

During a tree condition survey, a suitably qualified arboricultural consultant will identify defects such as weak branch junctions, disease or decay and we will assess how the structural integrity of each tree is affected.

Oak Processionary Moth (OPM) are most active in June, July, and August. They present a hazard to people, animals and oak trees. 🎥 Watch the full film to find out more 👉 youtu.be/xkQBZt4oJkc

Ginkgo trees are the only survivors of a group of plants (Ginkgoales) that were widespread globally 170 million years ago. Thought by some scientists to be the first trees to have evolved, they grew in Britain 60 million years ago. #treefacts

Everything you need to know about getting an arboricultural survey for a planning application. crowntrees.co.uk/getting-an-arb…

Her support was greatly appreciated and I would fully recommend Crown Tree Consultants." hashtag#feedback hashtag#treesurvey hashtag#treereport hashtag#arboricultural hashtag#consultant

"Crown Tree and specifically Emma provided me with a first class, 5 star service. Emma provided so much help and support enabling me to establish the exact service I needed. The final product was very thorough and provided a full independent evaluation of the documents provided.

Wishing everyone a very happy Spring bank holiday weekend! Our arboricultural consultants are always grateful for the kind comments we receive upon issuing our tree survey reports. If you have a project you would like assistance with, please don't hesitate to contact our team.

ladybirds, hoverflies, birds and bees. 📷📷: (c) Malcolm Gin commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cory… #TreeSpeciesThursday #TreeSpecies #UrbanTrees #RightTreeRightPlace #arboriculture #planning #architecture #landscaping #LandscapeDesign #development #biodiversitynetgain #BNG

This tree is perfect for planting in a garden where space is at a premium! A terrific tree aesthetically; the "Corkscrew" hazel's branches contort beautifully providing visual interest throughout the year. Its canopy can support a range of species including caterpillars, aphids

@Danny_Wood92 Many pests and pathogens are fairly species-specific (e.g. ash dieback, oak processionary moth). So having a diverse portfolio of tree species helps resilience. Whether this needs to be at the level of a woodland or a landscape depends on your management objectives. @RJABuggs