TREENET Is An Independent Non-profit OrganisationDedicated To Improving The Urban Forest
Supporting Research & Education for Government & Urban Forest Professionals
What TREENET Is About
TREENET is an Independent Non-profit OrganisationDedicated to Improving the Urban Forest
Urban Forest Advocacy
TREENET advocates and promotes the values of the urban forest; a vast array of not only environmental benefits, but also for physical, social and mental health and well-being.
Enhances Knowledge
TREENET enhances the body of knowledge that exists about street trees.
It's always important to take regular checks about past, current and new ideas that best inform our urban forest management.
Fosters Research
TREENET fosters research, facilitates street tree trials & distributes resulting information to those who may find it useful. Having access to research underpinned by solid data is deemed crucial. Translating research into practical application is part of the quest.
Facilitates Conversations
TREENET facilitates conversations and encourages co-operation and the free exchange of information between individuals and organisations.
Shares Information
TREENET shares information through our annual Symposium where the live presentations and demonstrations are captured in High Definition videos and all past & current resources are easily searched & freely accessible on our TREENET website.
Seeks Knowledge
TREENET seeks up-to-date knowledge about skills and practices. Those committed to conserving and improving the urban forest can learn much or share much from their experiences at a local, state, national or international level.
2021 Symposium
In September every year in Adelaide, the hottest urban forest issues are presented by Australia’s leading educators, researchers, and practitioners at the TREENET Symposium.
The 2021 Symposium theme was "Green is the New Gold: Money does grow on trees". All resources from this Symposium will be available from January 1, 2022.
Become A Member
Membership not only supports a national, independent, environmental, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to research & education for urban arboriculture and liveable towns and cities. Membership help you to tap into a wealth of resources & participate in professional conversations; to receive complimentary attendance at the two-day, annual TREENET Symposium and achieve a 15% discounted registration for all other colleagues.
Browse Resources
There's a fabulous collection of downloadable material, including academic papers, case studies, practical articles and HD videos of Symposium presentations, forums and field activities.
You'll also find links to other online resources and downloadable material.
