What Should I Do With My Shade Trees After a Storm? Storm damaged trees are something many homeowners will have to deal with at some point. Since storm damaged trees are often an accident waiting to happen, calling for tree damage repair is not something you want to put off once a problem is noticed. […]
Beau Thiffault and Keith Hennig of ArborPro, a program that manages green space. They see their product as a way to help homeowners’ associations reduce their water consumption by selective watering. A company providing high-tech solutions for water management is ArborPro. When the redwood trees at Caltech in Pasadena began dying, plagued by insects that […]
In January of 2018, Southwestern College, called ArborPro interested in a GPS tree inventory for their campus. After an online demonstration of the ArborPro software and methodology, Southwestern College decided to move forward working with ArborPro to conduct the tree inventory of their campus forest. ArborPro had recently performed a tree inventory for UCSD, and […]
We are excited to introduce you to our new Turf & Asset Management Software. Our asset management module can be added to your current tree inventory software, or as a standalone software. It’s just like our Tree Management Software, but now you can plot additional physical assets like back flow devices, street or park lights, […]
Drexel University’s Operations and Maintenance Department chose to complete a GPS tree inventory & assessment with the urban forest management firm ArborPro, Inc. The arborist from ArborPro performed a ground assessment of each tree throughout the campuses 96 acres. The GPS tree inventory & assessment took one week. The University now uses ArborPro’s Cloud-based Tree […]
Central Florida is a region often characterized by suburban sprawl, tourism, and a rapidly growing population. Yet adjacent to these areas of dense human development exists a blend of ecosystems that continues to support a variety of wildlife. Nestled at the heart of all this lies the University of Central Florida, a campus that boasts […]
Jeff Davidson from ArborPro points out an Evergreen Pear (Pyrus Kawakamii) infected with Fire Blight. Fire Blight is caused by the bacterium Erwinia amylovora and is a frequently common destructive disease of some fruit trees and related plants. Pear (Pyrus species) and quince (Cydonia) are extremely susceptible to Fire Blight. Apple, crabapple (Malus species), and […]
ArborPro has completed a tree inventory and tree management plan for the city of Wentzville, MO. A tree inventory is the first step in understanding the current state of their Urban Forest and creates a framework for a tree management plan. The tree inventory included trees and stumps within select parks, public facilities and along […]
The City of Venice conducted its first tree inventory study with the aid of the Florida Urban and Community Forestry Grant Program, funded by the U.S. Forest Service, during the summer of 2017. These funds were made available to organizations and municipalities to develop or enhance their urban and community forestry programs. With the $10,000 […]
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While high-quality roads, appealing architecture and effective public transportation have long been seen as catalysts of economic growth, policymakers have paid little attention to industrial infrastructure’s arboreal counterpart: trees. The Urban Forest Map — a visualization of every tree in San Francisco — seeks to change that. It turns out that trees too have economic […]